Sure. You can run it locally, grab the source here:
[https://github.com/nim-lang/website](https://github.com/nim-lang/website) (btw
PRs are always welcome in case you want to help :))
@jester, those designs do look a lot better IMO.
I actually like him, but I think a little friendlier-looking would not be
amiss. That badger looks like he wants to devour me if I don't get my bounds
checking right.
> I've become a father just a month ago
Congratulations @moigagoo
@dom96
> Yes, we are working on a new website design incorporating that logo.
That's great news! Any chance to see the work in progress?
Yes, we are working on a new website design incorporating that logo.
love the new website design!
I don't love the typeface, but I definitely like it more than current, it looks
much more current and fresh. Any ETA for seeing it live ?
(not sure about the mascot idea, but the prototype is definitely too aggressive)
The bear somehow gives a vibe which opposite of "gopher"
I have a program on Windows that tries to distribute its work over multiple
threads. They key function is this:
proc doJobs(config: Config) =
var responses = newSeq[FlowVarBase]()
for filename in getFilenames(config):
responses.add(spawn doOneJob(config, file
> Should we have it ripping apart a Snake? Or gnawing down on a Gopher?
I like the way you think! Maybe eating a crab too?
OK, I did laugh, but I think that having the Nim mascot eat the mascots of
other languages would not be very classy.
@Fungi: you clone it from github then cd into the dir and run jekyll serve
(provided you already did gem install jekyll – ruby required)
The new site looks great! Can't wait to see it live.
I'm afraid I won't be able to help a lot. I've become a father just a month
ago, so I'm pretty low on spare time (this is also why I had to postpone the
podcast production sadly).
@moigagoo @evacchi How do I run and see the new website? I don't know how to
run it localy, please tell me.
I want to start a bunch of subprocesses and write some lines to each of them
with some configuration data, then write filenames to them to process, and then
tell them there's no more work to do. Then I want to gather any results they
produce. The key function is this:
proc doJobs(
Is `$` for Stream already implemented? cmiiw, I don't find the `$` for Stream
in any lib.
@jeff_c brilliant! Can't wait to see it. Be sure to post a link on the forum
once it's live on YouTube
I'd rather leave aside mascots.
Holy smokes, I don't think I'd want to program in Nim if I saw that honey
badger! I'd run away as fast as possible!
@def_pri_pub I like your direction.
Personally I like the top-middle and bottom-middle entries in
[https://www.vecteezy.com/vector-art/114348-honey-badger](https://www.vecteezy.com/vector-art/114348-honey-badger).
@xyz32: I had a few problems with making nimsuggest work on macOS with VSCode.
I ended up compyling nim from sources, then adding /path/to/Nim/sources/bin to
my $PATH.
FYI: previously I had Nim installed from brew and it couldn't find the binary
(possibly because of problems resolving symlinks)
> Honey badgers are admired precisely for their capacity and inclination to do
> violence. A Nim honey badger should look meaner than most I'd think.
Should we have it ripping apart a Snake? Or gnawing down on a Gopher?
doOneJob is very expensive -- and it now peaks at over 40% CPU, but I can't get
it to do more than that, at least not so far.
And I also don't know how to get the string out of each response -- I'd really
like to be able to do that. (Right now I'm having each thread output its own
data but that
Aww man, and here I was hoping for some sort of cutesy anime girl for a mascot.
Oh well : P (Just kidding)
I think having a mascot is a good idea, but I don't think that having him front
and center everything would be good. Having the crown logo in more places would
be better. I also think the
Maybe `doOneJob` needs to be significantly more expensive for the threading to
kick in? If it finishes too quickly, you won't see more than one core busy.
What about [this](http://imgur.com/a/GUKK7)? Dont have photoshop here right now
so it looks kinda crappy. Yeah that badgers are definitely more pleasant.
That's some nightmare fuel over there
I think it's a bit odd to pick a honey badger for a mascot and then complain
that it looks too aggressive or violent. Honey badgers are admired precisely
for their capacity and inclination to do violence. A Nim honey badger should
look meaner than most I'd think.
I don't care for the mascot ide
Honeybadgers are awesome. But this one reminds me more Godzilla or Grizly.
Your reply shows almost exactly how I did it at first!
However, I now realise that it failed to work because I hadn't imported
streams, as your snippet shows, so thanks for that.
The import means that it now builds and runs. It does crash though, so I'll
have to look into that, but it is a star
You cannot use the handles with the file IO and expect things to work. osproc
gives you `inputStream()` and `outputStream()` for a reason.
import osproc, streams
...
for i in 0..processes.high:
var process = startProcess(config.subcommand,
I can now get a variation to compile; but it doesn't actually work -- it
crashes at runtime:
Traceback (most recent call last)
searchpdfscmd.nim(86)searchpdfscmd
searchpdfscmd.nim(82)main
searchpdfscmd.nim(50)doJobs
osproc.nim(240) inputHandle
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