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At least for chrony this behavior is actually configurable - see https://chrony.tuxfamily.org/doc/2.4/chrony.conf.html#leapsecmode

Not really - I'm just trying to point out that the behavior of step seconds is configurable in NTP daemon. Chronyd is just a replacement for NTPD which I'm very...

What fixes this for me is ```lisp (setq dante-repl-command-line '("nix-shell" "--run" "cabal repl")) ``` because `nix-shell --pure` doesn't necessarily contain `cabal(-install)` if you don't add it explicitly. I do have...

I've updated your code to work with most recent version and managed to reproduce the problem. I think it is a bug but it's not clear to me what is...

Similar to OpenSCAD, implicits SCAD engine supports `include` (and `use`), see e.g. https://github.com/colah/ImplicitCAD/blob/master/Examples/example23.escad and you could possibly reuse some OpenSCAD libraries like MCAD (not everything is going to work due...

Gets even more confusing because e.g. `rotate` already uses degrees.

@mirage335 that's interesting but I think the question of transport is not that important for now. In Haskell most protocols are based on data types and it's quite easy to...

Minimal reproducer seems to be ```haskell obj :: SymbolicObj3 obj = union $ [ sphere 15 , translate (pure 20) demoSymbolic ] demoSymbolic :: SymbolicObj3 demoSymbolic = implicit (\(V3 x...

Confirmed that this is only `obj` path issue, you can see normals pointing in weird directions here: 

I think that the trouble with vertex normal computation for `obj` is in the way we try to compute them which only takes one triangle into account at a time....