Arjen :emacs: :linux:

@ctietze I have an ergodox keyboard from #zsa where I use home row modifiers.... Whenever I type on my laptop the first few minutes I hold 'l' and expect it to be a shift key

You can do anything in #Emacs. I built (a start) of a comicbook tracker using #vulpea and #vui.el. It uses metron.cloud to pull in the metadata.

I should share what I have been building: https://tsjo.ch an index for the indie/slow web. You can sign up using an invite code from an existing member or drop me an mail at invites at tsjo dot ch.

You subscribe to curated lists or individual sites and the app makes a dynamic OPML for your #rss reader.

I moved away from all big tech sources of information, into my rss aggregator #elfeed in #emacs, a challenge I had was to find relevant blogs/sites in areas that I loved.

After so many years as an open source contributor and builder of things I actually think I have actually built something that is useful for a larger group. Still in the domain of #slowweb #indieweb and #selfhosting. I am sorting the hosting part out now and hope to release the service somewhere next week

Got my ticket for the Dutch clojure days, yay, so happy it is back! #dcd #clojure

Just finished up my workshop at #jfall #jfall2025! Great crowd and lots of interaction, even in the silent disco setup!

@tzz It should not be too hard to do it in a backward compatible way, will take a look at it after #jfall this week (I am presenting)

During my talk at #devoxx I talked about how big systems leak data through bad #ai implementations, this morning I read about copilot for GitHub: https://www.legitsecurity.com/blog/camoleak-critical-github-copilot-vulnerability-leaks-private-source-code it never stops…

I have been playing with #datomic in #clojure, but it leaves me wondering how schema migrations (adding new entities) is done in production. What do you use?

3. #CODE in #BASB stands for (C)apture, (O)rganize, (D)istill and (Express). All my knowledge I capture into #orgroam through capture templates. This allows quick capturing of thoughts and ideas and will put it into my "inbox" of thoughts, which is just a tag in #orgroam. Creating a few templates for your regular use cases already helps a lot. See: https://www.orgroam.com/manual.html#The-Templating-System

Ever think about building a second brain #basb with #emacs ? I use #orgroam and #orgmode to do just that. Stick around to learn just how I do it!