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04:29 gf3: I am having issues using `case` to compare and eof object: http://cloud.gf3.ca/A2Mv
04:29 gf3: can someone point me in the right direction?
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09:17 RacketCommitBot: [racket/master] finally fixed up the syncheck tests so they run under windows - Robby Findler
09:17 RacketCommitBot: [racket/master] make the tooltips go away more easily - Robby Findler
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11:31 offby1: gf3: still there?
11:31 offby1: gf3: I think "case" only works with literals, like symbols.  You should try "cond" instead: it's more general
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11:49 gf3: offby1: okay cool, thanks
11:50 ohwow: Is there a way to display HTML in Racket's GUI library?
11:57 offby1: hm, good question
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12:03 ohwow: I want to make an eLibrary program/book reader
12:04 ohwow: I just think that wrapping WebKit would be a hard job :(
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15:08 offby1: probably.
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17:24 offby1: who runs the mailing list?  I read it via gmail, and sometime in the last few weeks, gmail has inserted warnings in many of the messages, saying e.g. "This message may not have been sent by: jay.mccarthy@gmail.com  Learn more  Report phishing".
17:24 otzi_: gmail does that for a few mailing lists
17:27 otzi_: I think mailing lists need DKIM on the DNS record or something like that
17:27 offby1: Given that the messages are almost certainly from whoever it says they're from, and that I don't see those warnings from any other messages, I am guessing the mailing list is doing something. unusual
17:28 wtetzner: is there a way to allow the repl to call functions from ffi/unsafe?
17:28 offby1: wtetzner: I think so -- just (require ffi/unsafe)
17:28 offby1: rudybot: (require ffi/unsafe)
17:28 rudybot: *offby1: Done.
17:28 offby1: wtetzner: of course I don't know the names of any of those functions
17:28 offby1 wonders if people can now tell rudybot to reboot the computer
17:29 offby1: rudybot: (ffi-lib? 'frotz)
17:29 rudybot: *offby1: error: eval:1:1: compile: access from an uncertified context to protected variable from module: #f in: ffi-lib?
17:29 wtetzner: i did that, but when i try to do (malloc 50)
17:29 wtetzner: it says compile: access disallowed by code inspector to protected variable from module: '#%foreign in: malloc
17:29 offby1: wtetzner: interesting
17:29 offby1: kinda like the error that rudybot just got
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17:38 rapacity: rudybot: (system "halt")
17:38 rudybot: rapacity: your sandbox is ready
17:38 rudybot: rapacity: error: subprocess: `execute' access denied for /bin/sh
17:40 rapacity: rudybot: (system* "halt")
17:40 rudybot: rapacity: error: subprocess: `execute' access denied for halt
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20:26 flying_rhino: hi
20:30 offby1 glances around nervously.
20:31 jonrafkind shrugs ostenstatiously
20:32 flying_rhino: someone here?
20:33 jonrafkind: are you serious bro?
20:33 jonrafkind: what would it take for you to believe someone was here?
20:34 offby1: nobody here but us zombie processes.
20:34 offby1: jonrafkind: don't tease me, bro
20:35 flying_rhino: lol
20:36 flying_rhino: anyway I am looking at racket guide and I can't find anything about multithreading
20:36 flying_rhino: is multithreading supported, and if yes, how?
20:36 jonrafkind: http://docs.racket-lang.org/reference/places.html?q=multithreading
20:36 jonrafkind: http://docs.racket-lang.org/reference/concurrency.html?q=multithreading
20:37 flying_rhino: thanks, that's all I wanted to know
20:38 flying_rhino: see ya guys later
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22:19 neilv: someone is having problems with "load" in the sicp language.  i don't have much time available to look into it
22:20 neilv: maybe i should just change "load" to be "require", and make people add "provide" to the modules they need to "load"?
22:26 neilv: the right way to do this is to change the exercises to work in racket language, and to have something like teachpacks for the support people need for different problem sets
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22:37 neilv: ah, looks like #%require and #%provide will probably work for now
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23:15 eli: offby1: I run it; I know about those damn warings; and I have no idea how to get rid of them.
23:16 eli: All I know is that gmail adds that warning because the sender of an email from foo@bar.com is our server, and not the server for bar.com.
23:17 eli: I did try to add some trivial SPF entry, but as expected this didn't do anything.  I think that DKIM won't help either: I'll be able to really guarantee that the message is coming from racket-lang.org -- but that's obviously not going to please gmail re messages from bar.com.
23:18 eli: neilv: One problem with code organized around `load' is that you can have "forward references" from some file to code that will be entered later.  You won't get that with modules.
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