Hah, well I don’t doubt that you do get more alert if you feed your brain sugar via carbs (unless you’re in a state of ketosis, and even then it would probably be a boost). For me, the cons still outweigh the pros.

Did not know libreoffice had an online option, interesting.

The tool is Nix, coupled with direnv, not “devenv” (to be clear).

I love hypothes.is, and a few years ago, did a small project using it. It seems like something that could be federated (or at least, distributed), and may be of interested to Fediverse users.

But who will use it?

Very nice, thanks!

Interesting, hadn’t heard of this. Reminds me of the SageMath (maybe they can be used together as they are both Python-based).

Also, there’s a CAS called Maxima that has a very long history, going back to 1968. It is written in a Lisp.

Yeah, not that this is really even necessary in my view, but if you were extremely hell bent on this, you would normally hire a consultancy with the relevant expertise, rather than diverting resources that could be better spent elsewhere.

If anyone ends up working on this as an open source project, please post here, maybe we can find some contributors. I was thinking of using Lemmy for this purpose at work, which would help me get more familiar with it in general.

I wonder how many of these will be Scala developers. Apparently he had Python developers from Tesla come over to review Scala code. So much wisdom.

Since this is an alternative front end for Lemmy, could someone simply host an instance of LemmyBB and point it to an existing instance of Lemmy?

ActivityPub is an open, decentralized social networking protocol that is standardized by W3C; it is used by Lemmy, Mastodon, and others.