08:21 <m_mans> Hi all!

08:28 <abu[m]> Hi m_mans!! ☺/

08:29 <m_mans> abu[m]: Hi! I hope everything goes well?

08:29 <abu[m]> Thanks, yes :) In Siberia too?

08:31 <m_mans> yeah, finally we have rainy weather here ))

08:31 <abu[m]> Here its is very dry

08:36 <m_mans> are you by any chance familiar with "German new medicine" (Germanische-heilkunde)?

11:58 <abu[m]> Looks like lowest-level pseudo science

17:11 <pablo_escoberg> Still working on this, but if anyone is desperate for a vim config that looks ok with picolisp, have a look here:  https://github.com/evronm/picolisp-vim/tree/main

17:14 <pablo_escoberg> It's not formatted properly, I haven't gotten to indentation yet, and I'm sure it will still display some things weird, but for now, it mostly works.

17:53 <abu[m]> Cool! Thanks pablo_escoberg!

19:21 <skyjuice> Hello Picolisp

19:24 <abu[m]> Hello skyjuice!

19:34 <skyjuice> Hi abu

19:36 <skyjuice> I've been toying with pil and

19:36 <skyjuice> penti for a little while, all very cool tech. Thank you and the community for your efforts

19:37 <abu[m]> Glad to hear that :) Thanks for the feedback!

19:40 <skyjuice> you're welcome

19:42 <skyjuice> What level of programming experience is recommended to start building web apps with Pico?

19:43 <skyjuice> I have about 2 years of amateur experience

19:44 <abu[m]> Perhaps more important than experience is a strong interest in understanding the inner workings of one's programming environment

19:51 <skyjuice> Great, one of my main motivations for trying Pico is the emphasis on

19:51 <skyjuice> minimalism and transparency

19:52 <abu[m]> This is exactly the point, I think

19:53 <abu[m]> It is possible to understand the internals, because there are not so many concepts

19:56 <skyjuice> abu[m]: As an inexperienced dev the "lack" of concepts makes it very approachable

20:00 <skyjuice> btw, is there anything like a line wrap mode for vip, I would like new lines to be to be wrapped at the boundaries of words once they reach the horizontal boundary of the screen

20:01 <abu[m]> Yes, via F4

20:02 <abu[m]> It calls the "fmt" command

20:04 <abu[m]> In my case here locally, I even replaced the standard Linux "wrap" with my own one which I use since many years: http://pb1n.de/?1c63a4

20:04 <abu[m]> But the standard fmt should be fine for first experiments

20:09 <skyjuice> thanks

20:14 <skyjuice> Is there a vim like "zt" command to move the current line to the top of the buffer