I only have the idea right now, and it is something very vaguely inspired by the traceback buffers in Slime/Sly that would be hard to summarize in a few sentences... my plan was to ask you how you would translate this to two SBCLs running in parallel, with Slime controlling both - just forget the 3-window setting and use a 2-window setting, it would be easier for you - and then I'll start by your translation and build the interface the selects the right Slime target...

• (find-3EE '(eepitch-shell) '(eepitch-shell2))
• (find-3ee '(eepitch-shell) '(eepitch-shell2))
• (eepitch-shell)
date > /tmp/o

• (eepitch-shell2)
cat /tmp/o

generating ee find functions for the different repls? For my high level example I have written just now, I have one slime repl in charge of redrawing a gnuplot, and I have a second slime repl in charge of making the data for the gnuplot.

Debugging my example, whatever I typed didn't seem to get sending redraw to the gnuplot to redraw yet though so I will still be a few minutes.

Oh right I looked at your picture, something like using named pipes? As you saw in my gif, I gravitated towards emacs server-start and then using an emacsclient process to evaluate in emacs, possibly evaluating eepitch-send.

I forget exactly what, but asyncronously starting an external process inside common lisp slime was necessary to avoid what were tricky hook issues I think.

I really want the eepitch buffer I just pitched to to be able to use eepitch itself on another buffer.

I didn't quite get to it but in my example today, you can see I have a three buffer configuration, where my control buffer is alternating commands between an SBCL image to numerically compute values, and an ECL image running a graphical app.

1. I pitch to sbcl, performs the first step
2. Then I pitch to ecl, performs the second step

Instead I want to watch:
1. I pitch to sbcl, performs the first step
2. sbcl asyncronously pitches to ecl to begin the next step.

here's a working #commonLisp multislime #eev #eepitch, going via emacsclient --eval and #emacs server.

It's (partially) async and works for slime1 ! slime2 ! slime1 and so forth I think.

screwlisp.small-web.org/eev/em…

But it does require M-x server-start. And it's a common lisp object system class (port to emacs lisp? ;p) I dunno. What do you think?

The 8 crafting classes can all share armor and accessories, the 3 gathering classes can share armor and accessories. As your retainers level up, you can hand the gear down to them.

Culinarian especially takes up a ridiculous amount of inventory space, but this is only slightly less true of all the other crafting classes. And Fisher is a little silly with how you are pretty much required to metagame it, and how many inv. slots you need to keep open just for fish and bait, esp. while fishing.

There's also the issue where the Role Quests in #FFXIV #Shadowbringers, #Endwalker, and #Dawntrail cover multiple jobs, and if you aren't levelling them all up at the same time, you can't split the EXP between them.

Since I didn't unlock Culinarian and Fisher before I levelled up all the others to 100, I can't go back and re-do those quests for the EXP for CUL or FSH.

And, just from the perspective of worldbuilding as a game designer, there are so many things abou #FFXIV that make no sense, like we're supposed to believe that there's no such thing as trade with the areas we haven't unlocked yet, until we unlock them.

Or, right now, I'm crafting Rarefied Griller Rail, and it requires Garlean Garlic, an ingredient from literally a different *dimension*, a different *universe*.

#BikeNite A5. I tend to use "conventional bicycle", when a distinction needs to be made, or simply just "bicycle", when a distinction is superfluous.

As a musician, I don't think "acoustic" is the proper term for a bicycle, and my ebike isn't automatic in any way, so "manual" isnt' right, either. My ebike also requires me to use my human muscle power just as much, it just goes faster than my conventional bicycle.

A5 reply: I get it though because acoustic vs. electric guitar. I see what they're doing.

I have been using analogue instead tho' even though that makes even less sense. nothing about my Class 1 eBike is digital other than the controller/display, and any bike can have a digital display on it.

#BikeNite

My analogue bike is the one with cable operated shifting. The digital is the one with Di2. (Both are acoustic.)

#BikeNite

I'm waiting for someone to donit and then a company to make it standard.

Though weren't there a few automatic shift bikes?

Edit: No wait, it's a thing. evelo.com/pages/enviolo-automa…

#bikenite

The Enviolo Automatiq CVT - Fully automatic gear shifting for eBikes

Enviolo Automatiq allows you to focus on your surroundings and enjoy your ride without worrying about shifting gears. It offers Fully Automatic shifting based on your riding terrain, pedal cadence, and bicycle speed.

^EVELO

Also, calling the Enviolo “internally geared” is misleading, as it doesn’t use gears, at all. It uses a variable camber friction roller system. It’s quite ingenious, although a bit inefficient and cannot handle very high torque.

youtu.be/6xY2S-9gjHI