Christopher Wellons

There still appears to be problems with this. ``` javascript var hydrate = new Hydrate(); hydrate.parse(hydrate.stringify([undefined])); // => ["__hydrate_undef"] ```

Using the pre-compiled version hosted here: http://blog.maxaller.name/hydrate/gen/Hydrate.js (sha1sum: `6009764ff0659af87a44b1d4ecbb0d708a4c73df`) I'm still getting `["__hydrate_undef"]` with both Firefox and Chrome.

tl;dr Run "make" in .emacs.d/ before starting Emacs. Awhile back I decided I wanted to support multiple versions of Emacs at the same time, with the same .emacs.d/, while also...

I assume you're talking about Elfeed? You can find an example in the Elfeed source code for visiting entries in a browser: https://github.com/skeeto/elfeed/blob/8668227f93a46fdd8d5d8746d428dd2da061e253/elfeed-search.el#L699 Call elfeed-search-selected to get the currently selected...

Looks like the underlying service (CORS Anywhere) is no longer free to use as of a week ago: https://github.com/Rob--W/cors-anywhere/issues/301 I can't blame Rob for making this change, and I appreciate...

You don't need to be logged in to get this information. Just query the user's recent activity (though the CORS tunnel) using the public API. For example, here's all my...

Eh, I still prefer the current style and don't see any reason to change it. A style change I'm more likely to accept is one that fixes problems with the...

Yeah, it's probably not expanding the body properly. I think it needs to force a macro expansion or something like that before recursing into the body. Using lexical-let here probably...

The existing -e option already does execute JIT code in memory — skipping ELF generation altogether — provided the compiler is hosted on a supported platform. In theory, this tool...

Thanks, this is cool! It's fascinating how the entropy waxes an wanes so organically despite being a simple, deterministic simulation. As the README states, this was primarily written as a...