Finally got a vim -> REPL via screen environment up and running.
This allows me to type commands in vim and send them to another screen process running a Common Lisp REPL.
Now I can save the contents of a vim buffer to a file while still retaining full interactivity with the REPL.
I'm working through the sample code in "Practical Common Lisp" by Peter Seibel.
It's going good so far.
Wish me luck!
@encarsia this is what cocoa looks like after it's been shelled.
Sadly, the picture doesn't convey the intoxicating aroma of the beans.
It's a heady, lush smell that's absorbed into the skin.
Quite sensual.
@encarsia Thought you'd like to see what cocoa looks like before it is turned into chocolate.
My sisters-in-law make chocolate, drinking cocoa and cocoa-infused dishes in the family restaurant.
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