serialdev/ijanet-mode

Interactive Janet mode

🐾 Have fun and feel free to reach out 🐾

🦦At work, I have/still mainly focused on:

• Machine Learning at scale, anomaly detection and, its application to security .
• Approximate algorithms to deal with data at scale
• Vector DBs
• information retrieval problems related to computer vision retrieval systems at scale & similarity retrieval systems
• Cheat detection and development
• Prediction, Forecasting, and detection problems at scale
• LLMs Updates pending

🦥 I am open:

• Collaboration opportunities (anytime & anywhere)
• Anything interesting you wanna reach out about
• Cool hardware projects!
• Music production collabs (includes VST development)
• An informal chat 🍻🍶☕

🐣 Increasingly interested in:

• Graph Neural Networks
• Columnar, full text, vector & graph database internals
• Optimising compilers

🐣 still interested in:

• Tooling
• Editors & DSLs
• Emulators
• Multi-lingual NLP |LLMs

🐌 Contact me by:

• Email (andres.datasloth [AT] gmail.com)
• Twitter

ijanet-mode's Issues

String arguments passed to functions are interpreted as symbols

(defn foo [s]
  (print s))

(defn bar []
  (foo "derp"))

If I evaluate the above, I get a compile error: unknown symbol derp on line 9, column 14 while compiling repl

This does not happen if the passed value is a number.

File encoding. Package won't load

I spent two hours trying to understand why this package won't load in Spacemacs. It kept complaining that Package lacks a "Version" or "Package-Version" header. Which is not true. It does have proper headings.

It seemed like I tried everything, but it wouldn't work. I refused to give up. Finally, I checked the buffer-file-coding-system and it says "utf-8-dos". Wat?

AFAIK Spacemacs uses Quelpa. And apparently, that thing doesn't understand DOS files (?). Or maybe I have to set core.autocrlf in .gitconfig, or do something else? I don't know. It just doesn't work on my Mac. Only re-encoding the file worked.

I'm going to leave this here, in case someone else stumbles on that. But perhaps converting the .el file to another (more modern) coding system would be wise.

Freezes when `getline` is invoked

(require 'com-int)

please add this requirement

Support to eval sexp at point?

I see region support, but manually selecting a region to eval is quite at-odds with how evaluation works in all the other lisp likes (Emacs itself, CIDER/clojure, Geiser/Scheme etc.).

Would it be possible to have DWIM type support? (So, if I run an eval sexp - it would eval the code in my current sexp?)

Add ijanet-mode to MELPA

As far as I know, you can get latest commits from MELPA.