01:17 <clacke_movim> rick42: It kind of isn't, but kind of is, and I'd like to poke the world a bit more toward "is". :-)

01:18 <clacke_movim> Basically every bash script that isn't dominated by sophisticated juggling of redirections, and has any kind of parsing and control flow, would probably benefit from being a Tcl script instead.

01:20 <clacke_movim> And Tcl is "always" on your POSIXy system, because Python is "always" on your POSIXy system, and Python base install contains the tkInter package, which depends on Tcl.

01:21 <clacke_movim> So much of your bash time is spent (alt: should be spent) worrying about quoting and Tcl just doesn't have a problem with quoting, because the basic command syntax and variable syntax isn't as confusing.

07:56 <aw-> hi all

07:58 <Regenaxer> Halloo aw-!

08:03 <aw-> hi Regenaxer

08:03 <aw-> i just found some PicoLisp code i wrote 1 year ago

08:03 <aw-> i meant to open source it but never got around to it...

08:05 <aw-> i need to document it because it's 300+ LOC and quite complex

08:05 <aw-> planning to release sometime next week

08:08 <Regenaxer> Cool! About which is it?

08:08 <Regenaxer> s/which/what

08:09 <aw-> just a web server for processing JSON requests

08:10 <Regenaxer> great! Good in view of all those recent discussions

08:13 <aw-> yeah.. i actually have sooooooo much PicoLisp code from the last 4 years of writing.. maybe 70% is closed source :\

08:13 <aw-> i plan to release most, if not all of it this year

08:13 <Regenaxer> Good! :)

08:15 <aw-> i'll post to the list next week

08:18 <Regenaxer> 👍

12:15 <freemint> What is up with picolisp's future is dar?

12:51 <beneroth> [OT] bwahaha, Docker strikes again ("told you"): https://seclists.org/oss-sec/2019/q2/131