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Here’s a couple of things hanging around in my pre-SRFIs repo which I think are particularly interesting but which, owing to recent events, I’m unlikely to take any further within the context of Scheme.

Do come in and sit down.

Follow the instructions on the NixOS wiki.

There are two options for IPsec VPNs on NixOS: Libreswan and Strongswan.

Am I the only one who often gets obsessed with stuff they discovered in really weird ways?

I’ve teased it long enough:1 today we’re going to look at the real meat of turning declarative, something-that-looks-like-this patterns into fast, running, imperative, if-this-then-that code.

Alright!

I’ve posted a lot on Mastodon (and a little bit here) about the adventures I’ve had implementing an extensible pattern matcher in Scheme.

Based on my talk at the Scheme Workshop 2025.

If you go poking around the source code for extensible-match, you’ll find places where I define auxiliary syntax keywords and use syntax objects like records belonging to some sum type.