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<catern> hey #ponylang
<catern> creation of actors
<catern> should they silently inherit attributes of their parent actor like in Unix
<catern> or require you to explicitly specify everything about them like in every capability-based programming language (and many OSs)
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<catern> ah
<catern> they should definitely silently inherit things marked as dynamically scoped
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<SeanTAllen> have you read the ponylang tutorial catern?
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<aav> libc++abi.dylib: terminating with uncaught exception of type Json::LogicError: Type is not convertible to string
<aav> did anyone seen such crash?
<aav> false alarm, the problem was on the protobuf conformance suite side
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<smoon> Bleh, I'm not happy with my solution for this PR... should I just send it out and ask for feedback? (for https://github.com/ponylang/ponyc/issues/945)
<smoon> It looks like the original issue lispmeister had with it locking up was that there wasn't additional writeable events coming in for stdin, but I can't figure out why
<smoon> My "solution" is to attempt a write after a read if there are pending writes, but that's obviously not a great solution.