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Grigory Shepelev

Recently I've researched the source code of #lem (#commonlisp #emacs alike #text #editor) and #nyxt (#commonisp #browser) and they are truly a pieces of art.

I mean: a complete disaster from UI point of view, but so damn awesome as a possible platform. Did this while harvesting inspiration for my semi-abandoned #hatis (hatis.xyz/). Don't worry my dear, I'll get back 2y

Needed to see how event-loop with key pressing & bindings are handled elsewhere + research integrations ideas

HAckable Text Input System (HATIS). Contribute to shegeley/hatis development by creating an account on GitHub.
GitHubGitHub - shegeley/hatis: HAckable Text Input System (HATIS)HAckable Text Input System (HATIS). Contribute to shegeley/hatis development by creating an account on GitHub.
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HoldMyType

1. Infinity in empiricist ways
If a road never ends you never pass it , but it doesnt mean that it doesnt have an end . It does , but since you can never get there , you ve no meaningful way to describe it . Oh and it also doesnt mean that its only such road , there can be larger or smaller roads which nothing can pass in any real way irrespective if how long it takes
2. Above is well founded , if you can use it to explain , that if a road get shrinks just as much as the road above was expanded from 0 construction state , there s no meaningful way in which you can be on this road , no matter how you try , you re there on thus side or that but never on this road.
#math #lem

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