Nick Anderson
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103 org-roam-dailies-capture-templates (40 menu templates and 63 with targets) and 19 org-roam-capture-templates (5 menu templates and 14 with targets).
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7964 files are inside org-roam, 5984 of those are "dailies", which makes
sense considering that I have 19 org-roam-capture-templates and 102
org-roam-dailies-capture-templates. 25154 "nodes" in total.I have 393 unique tags, 234 used only once, most frequently used is
`meeting'.1.7G of data in~/org-attachments across 6095 files. Mostly png (2080),
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Oh, exciting. Ob-gptel https://github.com/jwiegley/ob-gptel
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Agentic LLM use in Emacs using Model Context
Protocol (MCP) in org-mode with gptel
https://youtu.be/Hkih7jaqOnE?si=czWDmYqsT4NBYnNA -
I like the .aider.prompt.org file. Sort of like a gptel chat buffer. I wish that it would post a summary of the interaction inside some kind of special summary block or drawer. Also I guess it would be neat to have aider as a model target in gptel.
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Played around with a gptel chat buffer using a prompt to generate aider src blocks that I can execute to drive an active aider session. Fun stuff. Would be cooler if the block would return a summary of the charge instead of a direction to view the aider session.
#emacs #orgmode #gptel #aider #aidermacs
https://github.com/karthink/gptel
https://github.com/localredhead/ob-aider.el -
Currently I have 79MB of .org files in ~/org. That's 7608 files, 1631829 lines of text, 83849 headlines, and 8339921 words. The largest single file is 1.4MB and the longest lined file has 26370 lines.
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Currently I have 77MB of .org files in ~/org. That's 7493 files, 1582139 lines of text, The largest single file is 1.4MB and the longest lined file has 26370 lines. 7459 are inside org-roam, 5583 of those are "dailies". 23177 "nodes" in total. 81375 headlines. 220 files contain 372 TODO and 5773 DONE entries. 85375 git commits in the last year.
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Currently I have 75MB of .org files in ~/org. That's 7349 files, 1547765 lines of text, and 7678801 words. The largest single file is 1.4MB and the longest lined file has 26370 lines. 7315 are inside org-roam, 5478 of those are "dailies". 22593 "nodes" in total. 79100 headlines. 226 files contain 560 TODO and 5604 DONE entries. 83360 git commits in the last year.
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Can you believe it? It's Friday again, the last Friday of the year and the last #CFEngine Feature Friday post in the series. For the 42nd post I shared some tooling (ob-cfengine3) that has been saving me countless hours for the last seven years. I hope you enjoyed the series.
https://cfengine.com/blog/2024/feature-friday-42-ob-cfengine3/
While I won't promise to embark on another long series, I do encourage you to send me your own tips, you never know what it might spark.
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Yes, it's #CFEngine Feature Friday once again. For the penultimate (41st of 42) post in the series I wrote about quoting.
https://cfengine.com/blog/2024/feature-friday-41-how-can-i-quote-thee/
On more Friday to go, what do you think will be #42?
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Yes, it's Friday the 13th, but do not fear the 40th (of 42) posts in the #CFEngine Feature Friday series is out. This week I took a look at the --simulate option (an extended dry-run of sorts) for cf-agent to see the details of what CFEngine would do.
https://cfengine.com/blog/2024/feature-friday-40-what-would-cfengine-do/
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Currently I have 71MB of .org files in ~/org. That's 6128 files and 1458758 lines of text, the largest single file is 1.4MB and the longest lined file has 26370 lines. 6099 are inside org-roam, 4547 of those are "dailies". 18841 "nodes" in total. 71327 headlines. 203 files contain 530 TODO and 5377 DONE entries. 77638 git commits in the last year.
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Yes, it's Friday again and the 39th (of 42) #CFEngine Feature Friday posts is out. This time it's about the power of lists and implicit iteration.
https://cfengine.com/blog/2024/feature-friday-39-the-power-of-lists-and-implicit-iteration/
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In case you missed it, #CFEngine Feature Friday #38 (of 42) about developing modules that take input was published https://cfengine.com/blog/2024/feature-friday-38_developing_modules_that_take_input/
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It's Friday! For the 37th (of 42) posts in the #CFEngine Feature Friday series I wrote about making decisions based on arbitrary semantic versions using the version_compare() function.
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Yep, it's my favorite day of the week, #CFEngine Feature Friday! This time for the 36th (of 42) posts in the series it's about cffmt, a CFEngine policy language formatting tool from @[email protected]
https://cfengine.com/blog/2024/feature-friday-36-formatting-policy-with-cffmt/
Happy Friday! 🎉
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Currently I have 70MB of .org files in ~/org. That's 6010 files and 1435291 lines of text, the largest single file is 1.4MB and the longest lined file has 26370 lines. 5983 are inside org-roam, 4444 of those are "dailies". 18472 "nodes" in total. 69208 headlines. 193 files contain 490 TODO and 5313 DONE entries. 77427 git commits in the last year.
117 more files with 18 more TODOs and 56 more DONE since last time I looked on [2024-10-04 Fri].
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Oh, yay. Friday could not have come fast enough. For the 35th (of 42) posts in the #CFEngine Feature Friday series I wrote about Groups in Mission Portal. https://cfengine.com/blog/2024/feature-friday-35-groups-in-mission-portal/
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@unrznbl wrote a nice post about using cf-secret cfrom cfengine policy for setting up git credentials https://cfengine.com/blog/2024/promise-type-git-with-credentials/
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It's #CFEngine Feature Friday time again. For the 34th (of 42) post I talked about self organized groups using select_class.
https://cfengine.com/blog/2024/feature-friday-34-self-organizing-groups-with-select-class/
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#CFEngine the agent is in, episode 42 is starting soon .... https://cfengine.com/webinars/
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It's #CFEngine Feature Friday time again :D. We are closing in on the end, only 9 more to go.
For #33 (of 42) I wrote about a benefits of associative arrays (aka classic arrays) over data containers. https://cfengine.com/blog/2024/feature-friday-33-why-associative-arrays-when-data-containers-exist/
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Oh, it's #CFEngine Feature Friday time again. For #32 (of 42) we talk about doing math in policy with eval().
https://cfengine.com/blog/2024/feature-friday-32-doing-math-in-policy-with-eval/
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Currently I have 69MB of .org files in ~/org. That's 5893 files and 1410956 lines of text, the largest single file is 1.4MB and the longest lined file has 26370 lines. 5863 are inside org-roam, 4339 of those are "dailies". 18077 "nodes" in total. 66934 headlines. 185 files contain 472 TODO and 5257 DONE entries. 79103 git commits in the last year.
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Oh my, it's Friday again. You know what that means? Yeah, Feature Friday #30 (of 42) is out. Today it's about generating #CFEngine Agent logos in varying poses with agent-svg. Useful? I dunno, but it's fun!
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The 28th (of 42) #CFEngine Feature Friday posts is out. Today it's about using if and unless to restrict individual promises.
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The 27th (of 42) #CFEngine Feature Friday posts is out. Today it's about promises with multiple outcomes. https://cfengine.com/blog/2024/feature-friday-27-multiple-outcomes/
Happy Friday🥳
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The 26th (of 42) #CFEngine Feature Friday posts is about the groups custom promise type. Check it out: https://cfengine.com/blog/2024/feature-friday-26-groups-custom-promise-type/
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Currently I have 66MB of .org files in ~/org. That's 5763 files and 1366150 lines of text, the largest single file is 1.4MB and the longest lined file has 26370 lines. 5736 are inside org-roam, 4221 of those are "dailies". 17624 "nodes" in total. 64292 headlines. 178 files contain 468 TODO and 5103 DONE entries. 99823 git commits in the last year.
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Hey hey. It's Friday. Post 22 (of 42) in the #CFEngine Feature Friday series is out. https://cfengine.com/blog/2024/feature-friday-22-dont-fix-just-warn/
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Currently I have 64MB of .org files in ~/org. That's 5606 files and 1331083 lines of text, the largest single file is 1.4MB and the longest lined file has 26370 lines. 5580 are inside org-roam, 4080 of those are "dailies". 17181 "nodes" in total. 61828 headlines. 178 files contain 653 TODO and 4950 DONE entries. 89872 git commits in the last year.
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Happy CFEngine Feature Friday! For the 19th (of 42) post in the series I talked about the --show-evaluated-vars and --show-evaluated-classes command line options for cf-agent. https://cfengine.com/blog/2024/feature-friday-19-what-variables-and-classes-are-defined/
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It's Friday again. For the 17th (of 42) post in the #CFEngine Feature Friday series I wrote about using tags for inventory and reporting. https://cfengine.com/blog/2024/feature-friday-17-tags-for-inventory-and-reporting/
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For the 16th (of 42) in the #CFEngine Feature Friday series I wrote about the host_info report.
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Currently I have 63MB of .org files in ~/org. That's 5481 files and 1300090 lines of text, the largest single file is 1.4MB and the longest lined file has 26370 lines. 5456 are inside org-roam, 3977 of those are "dailies". 16815 "nodes" in total. 59066 headlines. 166 files contain 616 TODO and 4828 DONE entries. 74380 git commits in the last year.
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This org stat dump summary brought to you by Phi3 8b via gptel.
📂 *~/.org*: 5,419 .org files (62MB) & *1286183 lines of text* in total. The biggest file weighs in at *1.3MB*.
- Organized neatly within sub-folders (~/org/roam, ~/org/roam/dailies), boasting:
- *~/.org/roam*: *16,609 nodes* &
- *~/.org*: a whopping *57,636 headlines*.- With *161 .org files* highlighting important tasks using 'TODO's'. Overall, there are *496 TODO entries*!
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Currently I have 60MB of .org files in ~/org. That's 5293 files and 1260632 lines of text, the largest single file is 1.3MB and the longest lined file has 26370 lines. 5268 are inside org-roam, 3828 of those are "dailies". 16309 "nodes" in total. 155 files contain 490 TODO entries.
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Currently I have `59MB' of .org files in ~/org. That's `5192' files,
`54308' headlines, and `1243534' lines of text. The largest single file
is `1.3MB' and the longest lined file has `26370' lines. `5167' are
inside org-roam, the majority (`3754') are "dailies". `16039' nodes in
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Currently I have `58MB' of .org files in ~/org. That's `5077' files, `53139' headlines, and `1222746' lines of text. The largest single file is `1.3MB' and the longest lined file has `26370' lines. `4899' are inside org-roam, the majority (`3691') are "dailies". `15705' nodes in total, `3' nodes per file on average. The oldest CREATED date is 2013-08-02.
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Currently I have `57M' of .org files in ~/org. That's `5005' files and `1205964' lines of text, the largest single file is `1.3M' and the longest lined file has `26370' lines. `4835' are inside org-roam, the majority (`3655') are "dailies".
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I asked Khoj (https://khoj.dev/) to summarize how I org in 2023 speaking in the style of Dr. House MD.
> Ah, another human seeking to understand the mysteries of... *adjusts glasses* ...org-mode! *chuckles* Well, well, well. Let me tell you something about this "exocortex" and "second brain" business.
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@[email protected] @jamesrylandmiller In this other visualization each edge dot is a file, each branching dot is a directory and each beam is a commit to org files (i have automatic commits setup for the repositories involved here) I have under version control. Unfortunately this history is not all encompassing as I have org-files all over, not all are version controlled and the ones that are weren't version controlled since inception. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7y0y6sWb2I
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@[email protected] #noneoftheabove
#emacs #orgmode let me count the ways. https://fosstodon.org/@nickanderson/110754565927460236 -
Checkout what 4 years of activity on version controlled emacs org-mode based knowledge management looks like.
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Implementing A Second Brain in Emacs and Org-Mode - Tasshin
https://tasshin.com/blog/implementing-a-second-brain-in-emacs-and-org-mode/
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@credmp Yes, often :D, me too!
I dunno that I am organized (or disciplined?) enough to follow someone else's acronym like PARA, CODE, or ACCESS.
But so far, nothing like that has yet worked for me. I keep trying things but I kind of have my own SHIT (Stuff here 'n there). When I see enough of the same type of things I try to pile them near each other and build something that funnels those similar things into those piles automatically.
This is the way.