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New post on David Foster Wallace's Infinite Jest!
"Two Ways to Draw Infinite Jest's Sierpinski Gasket"
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I have a new blog post about the annotate-in-place note taking pattern in Emacs!
This pattern brings the benefits of annotating physical documents with pen/paper to the digital note taking space, with a ton more features. It supports a variety of sources (files, web pages, elfeed, nov.el, etc...), and it can be easily extended to support new ones (elfeed, pubmed, wombag, etc....).
Enjoy!
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@chiply For me it is a set of F1 keys, like F1-f to read the function's documentation, F1-v for variable's documentation, F1-k for keybinding description and so on. With it, and advice-add, and ability to read the definition of any thing in Emacs config with M-. I can comprehend and change the default behaviour of various Emacs internals and plugins in the way I want :drgn_aww:
So it became not an editor with shiny plugins for me, but an environment to launch good text-oriented programs, like mastodon.el, or Dired, or OrgMode :drgn_wrench:
I don't know analogs of such modern software in the modern world, which allows to work with it's internals and change them so deeply, without any walkers. Maybe #uxn , I think :drgn_think_confused:
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@chiply For me it is a set of F1 keys, like F1-f to read the function's documentation, F1-v for variable's documentation, F1-k for keybinding description and so on. With it, and advice-add, and ability to read the definition of any thing in Emacs config with M-. I can comprehend and change the default behaviour of various Emacs internals and plugins in the way I want :drgn_aww:
So it became not an editor with shiny plugins for me, but an environment to launch good text-oriented programs, like mastodon.el, or Dired, or OrgMode :drgn_wrench:
I don't know analogs of such modern software in the modern world, which allows to work with it's internals and change them so deeply, without any walkers. Maybe #uxn , I think :drgn_think_confused:
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@chiply For me it is a set of F1 keys, like F1-f to read the function's documentation, F1-v for variable's documentation, F1-k for keybinding description and so on. With it, and advice-add, and ability to read the definition of any thing in Emacs config with M-. I can comprehend and change the default behaviour of various Emacs internals and plugins in the way I want :drgn_aww:
So it became not an editor with shiny plugins for me, but an environment to launch good text-oriented programs, like mastodon.el, or Dired, or OrgMode :drgn_wrench:
I don't know analogs of such modern software in the modern world, which allows to work with it's internals and change them so deeply, without any walkers. Maybe #uxn , I think :drgn_think_confused:
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@chiply For me it is a set of F1 keys, like F1-f to read the function's documentation, F1-v for variable's documentation, F1-k for keybinding description and so on. With it, and advice-add, and ability to read the definition of any thing in Emacs config with M-. I can comprehend and change the default behaviour of various Emacs internals and plugins in the way I want :drgn_aww:
So it became not an editor with shiny plugins for me, but an environment to launch good text-oriented programs, like mastodon.el, or Dired, or OrgMode :drgn_wrench:
I don't know analogs of such modern software in the modern world, which allows to work with it's internals and change them so deeply, without any walkers. Maybe #uxn , I think :drgn_think_confused:
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@chiply For me it is a set of F1 keys, like F1-f to read the function's documentation, F1-v for variable's documentation, F1-k for keybinding description and so on. With it, and advice-add, and ability to read the definition of any thing in Emacs config with M-. I can comprehend and change the default behaviour of various Emacs internals and plugins in the way I want :drgn_aww:
So it became not an editor with shiny plugins for me, but an environment to launch good text-oriented programs, like mastodon.el, or Dired, or OrgMode :drgn_wrench:
I don't know analogs of such modern software in the modern world, which allows to work with it's internals and change them so deeply, without any walkers. Maybe #uxn , I think :drgn_think_confused:
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;; Best of both worlds: Only delete old duplicates, such that rare candidates
;; are not lost. At the same time ensure that ranking by frecency works. (bug#80070)
(defun +history-delete-old-duplicates (var elt &rest _)
(when-let* ((hist (symbol-value var))
((and (listp hist) (integerp history-length)))
(old (nthcdr 100 hist)))
(setcdr old (delete elt (cdr old)))))
(advice-add #'add-to-history :before #'+history-delete-old-duplicates) -
Wrote a passion piece about 2 of my favourite books.
Gödel, Escher, Bach, Wallace: the "o's, d's and p's" in Infinite Jest
"the [typographic encoding] becomes the smoking gun in the case against Avril Incandenza when you appreciate Wallace's intellectual debt to Douglas Hofstadter and Gödel, Escher, Bach – a debt the essay documents in detail below."
https://www.chiply.dev/post-reperspectivizing-orin
#infinitejest #davidfosterwallace #typography #geb #literature
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Wrote a passion piece about 2 of my favourite books.
Gödel, Escher, Bach, Wallace: the "o's, d's and p's" in Infinite Jest
"the [typographic encoding] becomes the smoking gun in the case against Avril Incandenza when you appreciate Wallace's intellectual debt to Douglas Hofstadter and Gödel, Escher, Bach – a debt the essay documents in detail below."
https://www.chiply.dev/post-reperspectivizing-orin
#infinitejest #davidfosterwallace #typography #geb #literature
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Wrote a passion piece about 2 of my favourite books.
Gödel, Escher, Bach, Wallace: the "o's, d's and p's" in Infinite Jest
"the [typographic encoding] becomes the smoking gun in the case against Avril Incandenza when you appreciate Wallace's intellectual debt to Douglas Hofstadter and Gödel, Escher, Bach – a debt the essay documents in detail below."
https://www.chiply.dev/post-reperspectivizing-orin
#infinitejest #davidfosterwallace #typography #geb #literature
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Wrote a passion piece about 2 of my favourite books.
Gödel, Escher, Bach, Wallace: the "o's, d's and p's" in Infinite Jest
"the [typographic encoding] becomes the smoking gun in the case against Avril Incandenza when you appreciate Wallace's intellectual debt to Douglas Hofstadter and Gödel, Escher, Bach – a debt the essay documents in detail below."
https://www.chiply.dev/post-reperspectivizing-orin
#infinitejest #davidfosterwallace #typography #geb #literature
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Wrote a passion piece about 2 of my favourite books.
Gödel, Escher, Bach, Wallace: the "o's, d's and p's" in Infinite Jest
"the [typographic encoding] becomes the smoking gun in the case against Avril Incandenza when you appreciate Wallace's intellectual debt to Douglas Hofstadter and Gödel, Escher, Bach – a debt the essay documents in detail below."
https://www.chiply.dev/post-reperspectivizing-orin
#infinitejest #davidfosterwallace #typography #geb #literature
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@chiply @petrillic Unfortunately, the syntax #logseq is producing in Org-mode setting is far from being the same as how #Emacs is creating syntax elements: https://karl-voit.at/2024/01/28/logseq-from-org-pov/
Reading logseq files in Org-mode is probably fine. Modifying Org-mode generated/modified content in logseq most probably has some issues.
I've set up #logseq for my wife, now as logseq is going south (adding DB, losing org support, unclear future of file (sync) access,...) and I do have a medium-sized conversion problem with her data. 😞
It's better to start with #Orgmode right away: https://karl-voit.at/2020/01/20/start-using-orgmode/
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@chiply @petrillic Unfortunately, the syntax #logseq is producing in Org-mode setting is far from being the same as how #Emacs is creating syntax elements: https://karl-voit.at/2024/01/28/logseq-from-org-pov/
Reading logseq files in Org-mode is probably fine. Modifying Org-mode generated/modified content in logseq most probably has some issues.
I've set up #logseq for my wife, now as logseq is going south (adding DB, losing org support, unclear future of file (sync) access,...) and I do have a medium-sized conversion problem with her data. 😞
It's better to start with #Orgmode right away: https://karl-voit.at/2020/01/20/start-using-orgmode/
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@chiply @petrillic Unfortunately, the syntax #logseq is producing in Org-mode setting is far from being the same as how #Emacs is creating syntax elements: https://karl-voit.at/2024/01/28/logseq-from-org-pov/
Reading logseq files in Org-mode is probably fine. Modifying Org-mode generated/modified content in logseq most probably has some issues.
I've set up #logseq for my wife, now as logseq is going south (adding DB, losing org support, unclear future of file (sync) access,...) and I do have a medium-sized conversion problem with her data. 😞
It's better to start with #Orgmode right away: https://karl-voit.at/2020/01/20/start-using-orgmode/
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@chiply @petrillic Unfortunately, the syntax #logseq is producing in Org-mode setting is far from being the same as how #Emacs is creating syntax elements: https://karl-voit.at/2024/01/28/logseq-from-org-pov/
Reading logseq files in Org-mode is probably fine. Modifying Org-mode generated/modified content in logseq most probably has some issues.
I've set up #logseq for my wife, now as logseq is going south (adding DB, losing org support, unclear future of file (sync) access,...) and I do have a medium-sized conversion problem with her data. 😞
It's better to start with #Orgmode right away: https://karl-voit.at/2020/01/20/start-using-orgmode/
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@chiply @petrillic Unfortunately, the syntax #logseq is producing in Org-mode setting is far from being the same as how #Emacs is creating syntax elements: https://karl-voit.at/2024/01/28/logseq-from-org-pov/
Reading logseq files in Org-mode is probably fine. Modifying Org-mode generated/modified content in logseq most probably has some issues.
I've set up #logseq for my wife, now as logseq is going south (adding DB, losing org support, unclear future of file (sync) access,...) and I do have a medium-sized conversion problem with her data. 😞
It's better to start with #Orgmode right away: https://karl-voit.at/2020/01/20/start-using-orgmode/
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@screwlisp @chiply I've recently overhauled the completion framework and added some documentation here:
https://mcclim.common-lisp.dev/static/manual/mcclim.html#Using-completions
partial completers are part of CLIM and I've also implemented fuzzy and apropos variants. it works in the interactor, accept and when you use complete-input. currently not integrated with accepting values text fields. #mcclim
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May I recommend… understanding Emacs's patterns https://lobste.rs/s/rnpigi #emacs
https://www.chiply.dev/post-emacs-carnival-may -
L'article est intéressant, aussi bien par le concept de l'outil (qui titille en moi une envie de changer Structurizr) que dans sa forme (le style visuel de l'article est dingue) https://www.chiply.dev/post-cn-diagrams #architecture #documentation #diagram #alternatives #yaml #idée
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L'article est intéressant, aussi bien par le concept de l'outil (qui titille en moi une envie de changer Structurizr) que dans sa forme (le style visuel de l'article est dingue) https://www.chiply.dev/post-cn-diagrams #architecture #documentation #diagram #alternatives #yaml #idée
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"The history of #Emacs completion frameworks is a progression from monolithic solutions toward composable ones."
This is a comprehensive summary, with a thorough and fair history. A long read, but worth it.
I plateaued at #Vertico #Orderless #Marginalia #Consult years ago. Maybe time to learn the others, one at a time.
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"The history of #Emacs completion frameworks is a progression from monolithic solutions toward composable ones."
This is a comprehensive summary, with a thorough and fair history. A long read, but worth it.
I plateaued at #Vertico #Orderless #Marginalia #Consult years ago. Maybe time to learn the others, one at a time.
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"The history of #Emacs completion frameworks is a progression from monolithic solutions toward composable ones."
This is a comprehensive summary, with a thorough and fair history. A long read, but worth it.
I plateaued at #Vertico #Orderless #Marginalia #Consult years ago. Maybe time to learn the others, one at a time.
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"The history of #Emacs completion frameworks is a progression from monolithic solutions toward composable ones."
This is a comprehensive summary, with a thorough and fair history. A long read, but worth it.
I plateaued at #Vertico #Orderless #Marginalia #Consult years ago. Maybe time to learn the others, one at a time.
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"The history of #Emacs completion frameworks is a progression from monolithic solutions toward composable ones."
This is a comprehensive summary, with a thorough and fair history. A long read, but worth it.
I plateaued at #Vertico #Orderless #Marginalia #Consult years ago. Maybe time to learn the others, one at a time.
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Has anyone else noticed their recent #hackernews posts getting bot-spammed with upvotes? Looks like 3 of my recent #emacs submissions are getting spammed with upvotes all simultaneously and this seems to be causing de-ranking. I have to keep emailing Daniel to assure him I'm not vote manipulating my own posts lol
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Has anyone else noticed their recent #hackernews posts getting bot-spammed with upvotes? Looks like 3 of my recent #emacs submissions are getting spammed with upvotes all simultaneously and this seems to be causing de-ranking. I have to keep emailing Daniel to assure him I'm not vote manipulating my own posts lol
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Has anyone else noticed their recent #hackernews posts getting bot-spammed with upvotes? Looks like 3 of my recent #emacs submissions are getting spammed with upvotes all simultaneously and this seems to be causing de-ranking. I have to keep emailing Daniel to assure him I'm not vote manipulating my own posts lol