Mitchell Kember

For those worried about starting a new process for every math element, I came up with [a very over-engineered solution](https://github.com/mk12/sicp#implementation) for my project. The [Lua filter](https://github.com/mk12/sicp/blob/master/notes/pandoc/filter.lua) uses luaposix to communicate...

I came up with another solution: invoke JS from the Lua filter, but batch everything into one invocation. Comparison: - [zackw's original comment](#issue-688793901): Use `pandoc.pipe` from Lua filter - pro:...

I implemented this in my own fish config: ```fish function z --description "Jump around" set -g prev_z_argv $argv __z $argv end function zi --description "Like z, but choose with fzf"...

I tried using the undocumented `socket.unix` API as shown in the above comments. It worked for simple cases but later I ran into a lot of difficulties, leading me to...

My setup is a bit unusual. I'm running a Unix stream socket server in [Deno](https://deno.land), and making requests to it from the embedded Lua 5.3 in [Pandoc](https://pandoc.org). When I ran...

Yes, that's the situation. I've investigated more and believe I've found the problem in Deno, which I've reported in denoland/deno#9051. So looks like there is nothing wrong with luasocket. I'm...

I managed to build the Racket fork on my M1 Mac in the meantime. It was a bit confusing, so sharing instructions here in case it helps others: ```sh git...

That sounds like a reasonable default to me.

It's still broken for me on fish 3.3.1. Every step (a to g) reproduces exactly as described by @nhooyr. Adding `printf '\033[J'` to the start of `fish_prompt` makes no difference...

Thanks @bcgraham your `binder` workaround is perfect. I think a nice official solution to this would be for `bind` to accept an `--interactive` flag that makes it do this for...