TIL: Triathlon is hard.

Imagine you've had to swim, cycle and run one after another without stopping for a moment. That's how triathlon feels :D

- 1.5k(?) swim (33:55) 3:05/100m(?).
- 75k cycle (2:29:00) 30km/h.
- 15k run (1:30:28) 6:00min/km.

I hate swimming, I suck hard at it and just trying to survive waves, jelly fishes and sharks, but still think the overall results are not that bad for a guy, who could walk only with crutches 5 months ago.

#swimming #cycling #running #triathlon

I can tell you a story how one country went from "protecting children"

to banning any internet resource on a government wish

and me not being able to chat with my mom without some crazy ygg+vless+shadowsocks setup

in just a dozen of years. (and it still getting worse).

I don't recommend the experience. There are other much more fun things to do in the life.

There is a Scheme testing framework by Arthur A. Gleckler, which was developed before SRFI-64, but published only in 2020s.

https://srfi-email.schemers.org/srfi-discuss/msg/15037945/

1. It's very close to suitbl testing library and SRFI-269 in spirit.
2. It has a very neat property of saving resumable continuations on failure, so you can explore the problem in recursive REPL having all the local scope available.

#scheme #guile #srfi #testing

We published a new SRFI 269: Portable Test Definitions.

https://srfi.schemers.org/srfi-269/

We already got a very positive private feedback from seasoned Scheme hackers, but we also looking forward to yours. We have a few more weeks to incorporate the changes.

P.S. 21 years have passed since SRFI-64.
P.P.S. There are links to demo video of the library usage at the end of the SRFI.

#srfi #guile #scheme #lisp #testing

Guix fixed most of the vectors of supply chain attack, before supply chain attacks became a mainstream :)

#guix