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Back in the day... what am I saying? I always start these posts with loads of context. Probably you know it all already. 10 years ago, Guile's partial evaluation pass extended the macro-writer's bill of rights to Schemers of the Guile persuasion. This pass makes local function definitions free in many cases: if they should be inlined and constant-folded, you are confident that they will be. peval lets you write clear programs with well-factored code and still have good optimization.
soot, solar, sedimentation, sin, & 'centers 16 May 2026 7:29 PM solar hopepunk heat pumps fossil fuel co2 datacenters batteries Good evening, friends. Tonight I have a few loosely-knit stories. soot A couple years ago, my house was heated by a condensing gas boiler . It was awful from both an environmental and a geopolitical perspective: environmental, as I would emit somewhere around 2.5 tons of CO2 equivalent per year to heat my home, which compares poorly to the target total CO2e emissions of 2 tons per year per person; and geopolitical, because although France gets 40% of its gas from Norw
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