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[01:01:32] <Krenium> In Factor, can someone help me understand the stack effect of each? ( ... seq quot: ( ... x -- ... ) -- ... )
[01:02:12] <Krenium> I think what it's saying is the quotation to each needs to have a stack effect like ( x -- ) or ( x x -- x ) or ( x x x -- x x ) ?
[01:03:29] <Krenium> I guess my question is why it's designed so that I can't do a simple one-to-one like [ string>number ] each or something like that.
[01:12:57] <Krenium> The scenario is that I have a sequence with 5 strings that need to be converted to numbers and then boa'd.
[01:13:34] <Krenium> Is there a more idiomatic way to accomplish this than [ string>number ] map 5 firstn tuple boa?
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[01:14:24] <qih> Hi peeps, is the Factor Lang an upto date project in terms of code?
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[02:15:53] <pierpa> It looks like there's people working on it, currently, if this is what you mean
[02:16:36] <pierpa> oh, they're gone away
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[03:10:05] <kumool> this channel has gotten active... was factor featured in some article or something?
[03:16:11] <pierpa> me, I just started looking into Factor with no external stimuli. I heard about Factor years ago but had no time to pursue it at the time. Now it came the time to study it. No articles, no nothing.
[03:21:10] <pierpa> Maybe there's been a mention somewhere recently, But I didn't see it.
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[04:39:45] <erg> hey all, i'll try to be around more
[04:40:14] <erg> we want to relase Factor .98 but there's currently a macOS 100% cpu bug due to 10.13.4 throwing errors that we catch in a loop
[04:41:11] <erg> then i have plans to release .99 soon after which changes the syntax a little so parsing words can go away
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[04:44:52] <erg> Krenium: that way looks fine
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[05:44:33] <Krenium> Wow, no more parsing words? Will USING ; and : ; and such still look the same?
[05:45:18] <Krenium> And what will happen to existing parsing words throughout various vocabs?
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