It's a dry heat, so as a Florida man I'm sure he felt great.

Um...

Is there a comprehensive list of all supported social media platforms anywhere?

Right now it's linkedin, facebook & bluesky.

Waiting for verification and then instagram & threads will be added.

"There's A Riot Goin' On..."

I've also heard that pandoc now supports typst, and will turn typst format files into html, independent of typst's own code. Have not confirmed.

Seems like a worthy breakthrough, but the reported effect only produces temperature differences of 4-5K. They conjecture they can go to 22K deltas in the future.

Can an effect that small be practically scaled to grid-level usefulness, efficiency notwithstanding?

How much is that in F?

The OpenACS web server toolkit has a lot of useful Tcl utilities, including the ad_proc procedure, which wraps proc and allows adding of switches, inline docs, and more.

I think it would be very useful to turn ad_proc into a built-in command and incorporate it into TCL.

https://nstcl.sourceforge.net/docs/nstcl-core/ad_proc.html

Personally I'm a fan of TEPAM from tcllib, which does much the same (and tcllib is available through many OS's package managers making it more readily available)

https://core.tcl-lang.org/tcllib/doc/trunk/embedded/md/tclli...

For incorporating into Tcl I'd prefer something simpler that would also work with existing procs. Building on {*}, maybe {@} could work (to skip over arguments to a specified argument}. e.g. when calling a function: someFunc someVal anotherVal {@}someArgName yetAnotherVal

I recommend the book How To Talk So Kids Will Listen And Listen So Kids Will Talk.

The same basic techniques work on toddlers, teens and many adults.