gus-massa

I think it does not apply to boxes, but adding `#f` as an option for the setter and getter of a impersonated box looks like a very sensible idea. It...

> My particular pet issue is strings. I don't think I have ever mutated a string except to demonstrate bugs caused by the mutability of strings. I agree. I like...

I think forbiding `.` in identifiers is a good idea in spite the incompatibilities that it may cause, but nobody is using it. Probably forbiding `:` is also good, it...

About the main part of this proposal: I like the idea of meaningful indentation. It reduces the amount of parenthesis a lot, like in my examples in samplings. I don't...

I'm not sure about the last comma, but there are some example in Python anyway: bool(0) # ==> False (it's the number 0, that is falsy) bool(0,) # ==> False...

About the spaces of indentation before `|`, I think that 1 or 2 is better than 0. I'm not sure if 1 is better than 2 or not. Using 2...

About #2: I'm using the `json` package to open a file, filter part of entries in the `json` and save the result, so I preffer the `(write-json (read-json))` is as...

A few days ago, I was surprised that there is no `syntax->srcloc` function.

If it works across modules it open the door to monkeypatching, that is (IMHO) not a good idea, especially when two other modules try to monkeypatch in different directions. I...

Is it possible to add `+inf.0` and `-inf.0` as an exception of the coercing rule, so: (min 3 +inf.0) ; ==> 3 (min 3 -inf.0) ; ==> -inf.0 (min 3...