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Has anyone tried Uno with F#?

You can create an F# class library and use it with Uno, it's all .NET. We just don't have a dotnet Template for it just yet.

9 years in Singapore, and I’ve never gotten Myna feces on my pants (nor anywhere else on my person)

you live in condo and have cleaner is it

It's an Indian ringneck parakeet (aviculture name) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rose-ringed_parakeet

Sounds like you have a sun conure

predators hunt, humans farm

Not really, farming is a clever hack that we only learned in the last ~12,000 years [1]

The evidence is that most of our existence we hunted and gathered nomadically.

[1] https://education.nationalgeographic.org/resource/developmen...

One can run Emacs in the terminal. What’s the use case for this?

This is definitely true in Asia

Here we go again

Lispy https://github.com/abo-abo/lispy

When you're too cool for temporal modal editing so you invent spacial modal editing.

Been using that for a while and yes it is the best parts of vim with the best parts of Emacs.

The main selling point is that I can now edit lisp code on my phone with the thumb key keyboard... Come to think of it I can probably use a physical corded keyboard now too...

No, turns out physical chorded keyboards are a lot worse than I remember for code.

Circa 2000, some people were using the Twiddler one-handed chorded keyboard with wearable computing. I'm not certain this was for coding, but Bradley Rhodes was using his wearable heavily, with Emacs as the primary UI in his head-up display.

They are OK for text input, it's the extra symbols you need for coding that are the issue. Even the () for lisp are second class characters.