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An exhaustive (but inefficient) solution would be to wrap every JavaScript operation in try/catch so that Lisp error handling can take over without the stack getting a chance to unwind....
Another way to reproduce this problem: Call `client.publish()` 100,000 times or so, so that the broker has to send you a constant stream of pubacks. Then call `client.loop(timeout=N)`, where `N`...
I deleted my comment because I thought I was wrong, but further research shows that I am not wrong. Either Quicklisp or ASDF captures certain warnings (but not all of...
If it's inherently insecure to not read /dev/random at startup, does that mean that OpenSSH is insecure? I can spawn dozens of ssh processes and none of them will hang,...
I forgot `ros setup` at first. I tried installing from scratch, remembering to run `ros setup`, and still got the same error when I ran `ros list versions sbcl`.
The error is different if I try to list versions of ABCL: ```sh vagrant@ubuntu-bionic:~$ ros list versions abcl Making core for Roswell... Installing Quicklisp... Done 9950 building dump:/home/vagrant/.roswell/env/roswell/impls/x86-64/linux/sbcl-bin/2.0.7/dump/roswell.core Installable versions...
I have an implementation that allows me to write functional definitions for query resolvers and mutations using Python type annotations. I do not need to wrap these functions in a...
On my system this was caused by installing both the Debian version of Elpy and the GitHub version. Emacs ended up loading parts of Elpy from the Debian package.
I'd like to see this feature, too. Lots of terminal hardware was built for 80 columns and 24 lines. For instance, the VT-100. It's not very authentic to have it...
I tried your code example and got a different error from you: ```common-lisp Member types ((UNSIGNED-BYTE 4) (UNSIGNED-BYTE 1) (UNSIGNED-BYTE 3) (UNSIGNED-BYTE 4) (UNSIGNED-BYTE 16)) don't add up to 32...