sogaiu

use efibootmgr to show existing entries:

# efibootmgr

(-v can give more info)

creating a boot entry is a little involved...for nvme drive, use names like nvme0n1 for --disk / -d,

https://utcc.utoronto.ca/~cks/space/blog/linux/NVMeDeviceNames

clone emacs, checkout emacs-31 branch, then:

TREE_SITTER_CFLAGS=-I$HOME/.local/include \
TREE_SITTER_LIBS="-L$HOME/.local/lib -ltree-sitter" \
./configure \
  --prefix=$HOME/.local/stow/emacs-31.x \
  --with-cairo \
  --with-tree-sitter \
 --with-gnutls=ifavailable

	## Cloning

	Cloning of indexed and dictionary types involves
	shallow copying by default. This means that any
	references to contained indexed or dictionary
	types are copied instead of the content being
	recursively duplicated. This is both for efficiency
	reasons and because it's not always obvious or
	well-defined as to how copying should occur.

	* questionable term "ai assistant" 0:05
	* "assistant" might be anthropomorphizing

	* referring to "ai assistant" as "ai" 0:10
	* "ai" is loaded term

	* "sensible prediction of what word comes next" 0:17
	* not actually words but tokens
	* not actually sensible

	https://janet.zulipchat.com/#narrow/channel/409517-help/topic/table.2Fclone.20doesn.27t.20make.20a.20deep.20copy.3F/near/617777656

	> The test is (surprisingly to me) not broken

	i somehow didn't figure out what "the test" refers to. any hints?

	> although eg filter shows "shallow". It's just that it copies the...references
	> through instead of their values,

	i think `filter` behaves the way it does because it just uses `array/push`.

	questions

	* how to address converting from .janet files in examples to content
	appropriate for janet-lang.org's examples

	* return value checking
	* indeterminate in some cases (e.g. `next`)
	* expected errors

	issues

	(defn num-digits
	[x]
	(if (= x 0)
	1
	(math/floor (inc (math/log10 x)))))

	(comment

	(num-digits 0)
	# =>