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quoll20:01:03

Announcing Remorse: a library for converting keywords into morse code. This answers a suggestion by @lasse.olavi.maatta in response to @borkdude’s observation that ascii art is possible in keywords. Thanks to @p-himik for the name. https://github.com/quoll/remorse

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quoll20:01:25

Despite @U064X3EF3’s admonitions, I refuse to have remorse for having created this

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fogus (Clojure Team)20:01:56

Feature request: emit keywords with the ascii codes for speaker beeps embedded in them

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slipset20:01:09

Very disappointed in your naming skills. A var called a-z->morse which contains not only morse for a-z, but also for numbers and a limited set of punctuations.

quoll20:01:01

It was originally only letters. I only learned for 0.0.2 that punctuation also existed!

quoll20:01:43

@U050WRF8X, there’s \u0007. Are there any others?

Alex Miller (Clojure team)20:01:35

seems like you changed horse midcourse without recourse

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Alex Miller (Clojure team)20:01:45

I'll see myself out

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quoll20:01:05

What?!? There’s no :groan: emoji???

R.A. Porter20:01:48

I feel like Alex telegraphed that joke.

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fogus (Clojure Team)20:01:57

@U051N6TTC I only know of (char 7) / \u0007

quoll20:01:43

2 in a row might work for a dash. But I don’t know how to delay between successive dots and dashes

fogus (Clojure Team)20:01:47

you could insert line-feeds -- the movement of the print head should be enough delay 😉

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quoll20:01:14

OK… I now have a keyword: (def a (keyword "ab\u0007cd")) Every time the keyword is printed it makes a sound. It’s freaking me out a little bit :rolling_on_the_floor_laughing:

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