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  1. @pmidden I mainly use single big org file for most of my notes, paired with context based tagging.

    such as, t@work, t@meeting, t@shop
    t -> task
    p -> project
    l -> learn

    This helps alot to narrow quickly with consult-org-heading, and org-ql-find.

    Also i make use of
    `#+select_tags:` which I export to temp org buffer (C-c C-e O O) to read certain tags just as individual files.

  2. @pmidden Then there's the "official" #Element. And the console #iamb.
    I look in there myself sometimes and it seems that most clients don't care. Others don't like that the main alternative is written in Rust :rust:. Well the vulnerability is kind of hard to exploit and you can use broken ones. At your own risk, of course.

  3. @pmidden

    What are you using for #dependency management right now? #pip & requirements.txt, #pipenv, ... ?

    I've looked at #Rust and #Go some, but I keep coming back to #Python. #Mojo looks promising, when it becomes open-source.

  4. @pmidden The other posts point out some great solutions, but you might want to consider a #NixUserRepository (github.com/nix-community/NUR), though it might be overkill.

  5. @pmidden Do you have #zotxt working in #emacs yet? It is working for me, but I don’t remember doing anything special to configure it.

  6. Went back from to my own configuration. There were just too many unknowns, too little documentation - basically too much magic.

  7. TIL about ttyplot. Used it in conjunction with "while true; get_sensors | ttyplot" to quickly plot some temperature values from a command.

    github.com/tenox7/ttyplot

  8. Super niche question, but: is there a way to do tables in together with (and thus ) that can do cells that span columns?

  9. I've surprised myself how fun it is to write this pure parser. It's, in a way, gruesome, fiddling with raw bytes, guessing some details, getting new files with features still unsupported, and I have no clue how exciting it will be to implement all the common filters. But the language is delightful and I'm making constant glacial progress. That accounts for a lot I suppose...

  10. I'm using 's excellent GitHub workflow to produce statically linked Haskell binaries. It's curious, however, that ghc-9.0.4 produces a binary that's roughly 1MiB in size, whereas 9.4 produces a whopping 30MiB binary. Haven't tested the later ghc versions yet, but I hope they're a bit more conservative w.r.t. size...

  11. Is there a way for to display new and modified appointments when I sync them? Like a changelog. Seems extremely helpful and common, but I can't find it in the docs.

  12. Does anyone have an example config for and for home-manager on ? I read the documentation but it stops at the actual collections/remotes, or at least gets pretty opaque.

  13. To all users currently using as their language server: switch to basedpyright. If only for import completion.

  14. going from "hey this is going swimmingly, 10min left" to "what the hell, 20h left" makes me regret using my work laptop to start this thing.

    Still an MvP tool. Would recommend.

  15. Het gebruik van AI voor het beoordelen en geven van feedback op werk van lerenden leidt tot problemen en kost uiteindelijk meer tijd dan traditioneel nakijken. Dit concludeert Patricia Taylor na uitgebreid experimenteren met AI-tools. Tegelijkertijd is er ook onderzoek dat laat zien dat Large Language Models (LLMs) juist mogelijkheden hebben als het gaat om feedback.
    te-learning.nl/blog/ai-als-hul
    #generatieveai #artificialintelligence #beoordelen #feedback #edutoot #onderwijs