#org-babel — Public Fediverse posts

I don't know why I'm patient with emacs, but I am.

org-babel using :results replace raw: "Oh, that just doesn't work and it's undocumented that it doesn't work. raw doesn't provide enough hooks for Babel to know where the output ends. Use drawer instead.

Me and other environments: "That's bullshit, that's stupid, how is this not documented, I can't deal with this."

Me and emacs: "Oh, yeah, I can totally see why that is. Teehee."

#emacs #orgbabel

I don't know why I'm patient with emacs, but I am.

org-babel using :results replace raw: "Oh, that just doesn't work and it's undocumented that it doesn't work. raw doesn't provide enough hooks for Babel to know where the output ends. Use drawer instead.

Me and other environments: "That's bullshit, that's stupid, how is this not documented, I can't deal with this."

Me and emacs: "Oh, yeah, I can totally see why that is. Teehee."

#emacs #orgbabel

I don't know why I'm patient with emacs, but I am.

org-babel using :results replace raw: "Oh, that just doesn't work and it's undocumented that it doesn't work. raw doesn't provide enough hooks for Babel to know where the output ends. Use drawer instead.

Me and other environments: "That's bullshit, that's stupid, how is this not documented, I can't deal with this."

Me and emacs: "Oh, yeah, I can totally see why that is. Teehee."

#emacs #orgbabel

I don't know why I'm patient with emacs, but I am.

org-babel using :results replace raw: "Oh, that just doesn't work and it's undocumented that it doesn't work. raw doesn't provide enough hooks for Babel to know where the output ends. Use drawer instead.

Me and other environments: "That's bullshit, that's stupid, how is this not documented, I can't deal with this."

Me and emacs: "Oh, yeah, I can totally see why that is. Teehee."

#emacs #orgbabel

I don't know why I'm patient with emacs, but I am.

org-babel using :results replace raw: "Oh, that just doesn't work and it's undocumented that it doesn't work. raw doesn't provide enough hooks for Babel to know where the output ends. Use drawer instead.

Me and other environments: "That's bullshit, that's stupid, how is this not documented, I can't deal with this."

Me and emacs: "Oh, yeah, I can totally see why that is. Teehee."

#emacs #orgbabel

The one downside to getting deeply into emacs.

#emacs #orgmode #orgbabel

The one downside to getting deeply into emacs.

#emacs #orgmode #orgbabel

The one downside to getting deeply into emacs.

#emacs #orgmode #orgbabel

The one downside to getting deeply into emacs.

#emacs #orgmode #orgbabel

The one downside to getting deeply into emacs.

#emacs #orgmode #orgbabel

Slowly coming around to using org-babel for most of my config files in emacs.

Here's where it's helpful: putting down context of why I added something or what I was trying to accomplish when I did. The trickiest part of using my own emacs config is that it's over twenty years old now and half the things I put in there I put in to support a very specific use flow that I don't even necessarily do anymore.

#emacs #orgbabel #orgmode

Slowly coming around to using org-babel for most of my config files in emacs.

Here's where it's helpful: putting down context of why I added something or what I was trying to accomplish when I did. The trickiest part of using my own emacs config is that it's over twenty years old now and half the things I put in there I put in to support a very specific use flow that I don't even necessarily do anymore.

#emacs #orgbabel #orgmode

Slowly coming around to using org-babel for most of my config files in emacs.

Here's where it's helpful: putting down context of why I added something or what I was trying to accomplish when I did. The trickiest part of using my own emacs config is that it's over twenty years old now and half the things I put in there I put in to support a very specific use flow that I don't even necessarily do anymore.

#emacs #orgbabel #orgmode

Slowly coming around to using org-babel for most of my config files in emacs.

Here's where it's helpful: putting down context of why I added something or what I was trying to accomplish when I did. The trickiest part of using my own emacs config is that it's over twenty years old now and half the things I put in there I put in to support a very specific use flow that I don't even necessarily do anymore.

#emacs #orgbabel #orgmode

Slowly coming around to using org-babel for most of my config files in emacs.

Here's where it's helpful: putting down context of why I added something or what I was trying to accomplish when I did. The trickiest part of using my own emacs config is that it's over twenty years old now and half the things I put in there I put in to support a very specific use flow that I don't even necessarily do anymore.

#emacs #orgbabel #orgmode

@Lambo #emacs #orgmode #orgroam #orgbabel what else does one need?! :D

@Lambo #emacs #orgmode #orgroam #orgbabel what else does one need?! :D

@Lambo #emacs #orgmode #orgroam #orgbabel what else does one need?! :D

@Lambo #emacs #orgmode #orgroam #orgbabel what else does one need?! :D

Really enjoying this month’s #Emacs Carnival on #orgmode — especially the focus on #orgbabel!
Huge thanks to @donaldh for curating the topics.

For me, #orgbabel is where documentation, data, and computation truly meet — it turns notes into living, reproducible workflows.

I’ve written down why I think org-babel is a *ROOT technology*:
https://lukascbossert.de/posts/org-babel/

#Emacs #ROOT #LiterateProgramming

Really enjoying this month’s #Emacs Carnival on #orgmode — especially the focus on #orgbabel!
Huge thanks to @donaldh for curating the topics.

For me, #orgbabel is where documentation, data, and computation truly meet — it turns notes into living, reproducible workflows.

I’ve written down why I think org-babel is a *ROOT technology*:
https://lukascbossert.de/posts/org-babel/

#Emacs #ROOT #LiterateProgramming

Really enjoying this month’s #Emacs Carnival on #orgmode — especially the focus on #orgbabel!
Huge thanks to @donaldh for curating the topics.

For me, #orgbabel is where documentation, data, and computation truly meet — it turns notes into living, reproducible workflows.

I’ve written down why I think org-babel is a *ROOT technology*:
https://lukascbossert.de/posts/org-babel/

#Emacs #ROOT #LiterateProgramming

Really enjoying this month’s #Emacs Carnival on #orgmode — especially the focus on #orgbabel!
Huge thanks to @donaldh for curating the topics.

For me, #orgbabel is where documentation, data, and computation truly meet — it turns notes into living, reproducible workflows.

I’ve written down why I think org-babel is a *ROOT technology*:
https://lukascbossert.de/posts/org-babel/

#Emacs #ROOT #LiterateProgramming

The source poster shows the guts: Emacs/Org-babel + LaTeX; noweb tangling; minted listings; multi-column layout. The complete source code! The poster is both publication and working research object. Example flow: query Zenodo via curl, download dataset, compute checksum, compare, then proceed with scripted transforms—transparent steps you can re-run. Everything is fully specified, so you can regenerate all of it from source. #Emacs #OrgBabel #TeXLaTeX #orgmode
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17157588

The source poster shows the guts: Emacs/Org-babel + LaTeX; noweb tangling; minted listings; multi-column layout. The complete source code! The poster is both publication and working research object. Example flow: query Zenodo via curl, download dataset, compute checksum, compare, then proceed with scripted transforms—transparent steps you can re-run. Everything is fully specified, so you can regenerate all of it from source. #Emacs #OrgBabel #TeXLaTeX #orgmode
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17157588

The source poster shows the guts: Emacs/Org-babel + LaTeX; noweb tangling; minted listings; multi-column layout. The complete source code! The poster is both publication and working research object. Example flow: query Zenodo via curl, download dataset, compute checksum, compare, then proceed with scripted transforms—transparent steps you can re-run. Everything is fully specified, so you can regenerate all of it from source. #Emacs #OrgBabel #TeXLaTeX #orgmode
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17157588

The source poster shows the guts: Emacs/Org-babel + LaTeX; noweb tangling; minted listings; multi-column layout. The complete source code! The poster is both publication and working research object. Example flow: query Zenodo via curl, download dataset, compute checksum, compare, then proceed with scripted transforms—transparent steps you can re-run. Everything is fully specified, so you can regenerate all of it from source. #Emacs #OrgBabel #TeXLaTeX #orgmode
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17157588

The source poster shows the guts: Emacs/Org-babel + LaTeX; noweb tangling; minted listings; multi-column layout. The complete source code! The poster is both publication and working research object. Example flow: query Zenodo via curl, download dataset, compute checksum, compare, then proceed with scripted transforms—transparent steps you can re-run. Everything is fully specified, so you can regenerate all of it from source. #Emacs #OrgBabel #TeXLaTeX #orgmode
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17157588

Importing screenshots into org files in Windows.

https://blog.fixermark.com/posts/2025/screenshots-into-org-files-in-windows/

#windows #emacs #orgmode #orgbabel

Importing screenshots into org files in Windows.

https://blog.fixermark.com/posts/2025/screenshots-into-org-files-in-windows/

#windows #emacs #orgmode #orgbabel

Importing screenshots into org files in Windows.

https://blog.fixermark.com/posts/2025/screenshots-into-org-files-in-windows/

#windows #emacs #orgmode #orgbabel

Importing screenshots into org files in Windows.

https://blog.fixermark.com/posts/2025/screenshots-into-org-files-in-windows/

#windows #emacs #orgmode #orgbabel

Importing screenshots into org files in Windows.

https://blog.fixermark.com/posts/2025/screenshots-into-org-files-in-windows/

#windows #emacs #orgmode #orgbabel

🧬 Ghostwritten Infrastructure: From Org Mode to Hardened YAML #Emacs #OrgMode #Ansible #Yaml #IaC
#LiterateDevOps #OrgBabel #TangleThatYaml #DeadSwitchWay
#DevOpsTools #LinuxAutomation #CyberGhostOps
#TechWriting #TomITCafe #SilentOps

http://tomsitcafe.com/2025/04/19/%f0%9f%a7%ac-ghostwritten-infrastructure-from-org-mode-to-hardened-yaml/

🧬 Ghostwritten Infrastructure: From Org Mode to Hardened YAML #Emacs #OrgMode #Ansible #Yaml #IaC
#LiterateDevOps #OrgBabel #TangleThatYaml #DeadSwitchWay
#DevOpsTools #LinuxAutomation #CyberGhostOps
#TechWriting #TomITCafe #SilentOps

http://tomsitcafe.com/2025/04/19/%f0%9f%a7%ac-ghostwritten-infrastructure-from-org-mode-to-hardened-yaml/

🧬 Ghostwritten Infrastructure: From Org Mode to Hardened YAML #Emacs #OrgMode #Ansible #Yaml #IaC
#LiterateDevOps #OrgBabel #TangleThatYaml #DeadSwitchWay
#DevOpsTools #LinuxAutomation #CyberGhostOps
#TechWriting #TomITCafe #SilentOps

http://tomsitcafe.com/2025/04/19/%f0%9f%a7%ac-ghostwritten-infrastructure-from-org-mode-to-hardened-yaml/

🧬 Ghostwritten Infrastructure: From Org Mode to Hardened YAML #Emacs #OrgMode #Ansible #Yaml #IaC
#LiterateDevOps #OrgBabel #TangleThatYaml #DeadSwitchWay
#DevOpsTools #LinuxAutomation #CyberGhostOps
#TechWriting #TomITCafe #SilentOps

http://tomsitcafe.com/2025/04/19/%f0%9f%a7%ac-ghostwritten-infrastructure-from-org-mode-to-hardened-yaml/

@ctietze Yes, #Emacs has #org-babel thanks to #orgmode - I could see this being incredibly useful for non-Emacsians.

@ctietze Yes, #Emacs has #org-babel thanks to #orgmode - I could see this being incredibly useful for non-Emacsians.

@ctietze Yes, #Emacs has #org-babel thanks to #orgmode - I could see this being incredibly useful for non-Emacsians.

@ctietze Yes, #Emacs has #org-babel thanks to #orgmode - I could see this being incredibly useful for non-Emacsians.

@ctietze Yes, #Emacs has #org-babel thanks to #orgmode - I could see this being incredibly useful for non-Emacsians.

Once you start looking at #aws #costoptimization in your #s3 #buckets you start seeing #opportunities #everywhere across your accounts. But I have #scripts to tell me the biggest #opportunities now. Bonus that I have a better handle on #orgbabel #jq now, I guess?

Let's see how quickly we can put 457M objects and 161TB of data into cheaper storage tiers. I'm guessing the answer is more "eventually" than "quickly."

Once you start looking at #aws #costoptimization in your #s3 #buckets you start seeing #opportunities #everywhere across your accounts. But I have #scripts to tell me the biggest #opportunities now. Bonus that I have a better handle on #orgbabel #jq now, I guess?

Let's see how quickly we can put 457M objects and 161TB of data into cheaper storage tiers. I'm guessing the answer is more "eventually" than "quickly."

Learning #Hy for fun. Got it to work with #Org-Babel on #Emacs. I like it when the language officially supports #Emacs (i.e no community packages).

#Hy #Hylang #Lisp #Python #Scheme

Learning #Hy for fun. Got it to work with #Org-Babel on #Emacs. I like it when the language officially supports #Emacs (i.e no community packages).

#Hy #Hylang #Lisp #Python #Scheme

Learning #Hy for fun. Got it to work with #Org-Babel on #Emacs. I like it when the language officially supports #Emacs (i.e no community packages).

#Hy #Hylang #Lisp #Python #Scheme

Learning #Hy for fun. Got it to work with #Org-Babel on #Emacs. I like it when the language officially supports #Emacs (i.e no community packages).

#Hy #Hylang #Lisp #Python #Scheme

Learning #Hy for fun. Got it to work with #Org-Babel on #Emacs. I like it when the language officially supports #Emacs (i.e no community packages).

#Hy #Hylang #Lisp #Python #Scheme

@kentpitman @limneticvillains @etherdiver @prahou
I execute this #orgbabel to start and connect to #ecl with #mcclim with #emacs #slime, and to define cl:ed
https://codeberg.org/tfw/slimeclimorg
There's a reasonable amount of helpful #commonLisp commentary.
Bootstrapping clim interfaces and symbolic processing to eventually fake a moo
https://codeberg.org/tfw/climmoon-lisp
This will be my fake moo
https://codeberg.org/tfw/moonclimb
now broadcasting my got commits on codeberg
https://codeberg.org/tfw?tab=activity
we'll gophergit eventually (link?)

@kentpitman @limneticvillains @etherdiver @prahou
I execute this #orgbabel to start and connect to #ecl with #mcclim with #emacs #slime, and to define cl:ed
https://codeberg.org/tfw/slimeclimorg
There's a reasonable amount of helpful #commonLisp commentary.
Bootstrapping clim interfaces and symbolic processing to eventually fake a moo
https://codeberg.org/tfw/climmoon-lisp
This will be my fake moo
https://codeberg.org/tfw/moonclimb
now broadcasting my got commits on codeberg
https://codeberg.org/tfw?tab=activity
we'll gophergit eventually (link?)

@kentpitman @limneticvillains @etherdiver @prahou
I execute this #orgbabel to start and connect to #ecl with #mcclim with #emacs #slime, and to define cl:ed
https://codeberg.org/tfw/slimeclimorg
There's a reasonable amount of helpful #commonLisp commentary.
Bootstrapping clim interfaces and symbolic processing to eventually fake a moo
https://codeberg.org/tfw/climmoon-lisp
This will be my fake moo
https://codeberg.org/tfw/moonclimb
now broadcasting my got commits on codeberg
https://codeberg.org/tfw?tab=activity
we'll gophergit eventually (link?)

@kentpitman @limneticvillains @etherdiver @prahou
I execute this #orgbabel to start and connect to #ecl with #mcclim with #emacs #slime, and to define cl:ed
https://codeberg.org/tfw/slimeclimorg
There's a reasonable amount of helpful #commonLisp commentary.
Bootstrapping clim interfaces and symbolic processing to eventually fake a moo
https://codeberg.org/tfw/climmoon-lisp
This will be my fake moo
https://codeberg.org/tfw/moonclimb
now broadcasting my got commits on codeberg
https://codeberg.org/tfw?tab=activity
we'll gophergit eventually (link?)

So, for a few weeks, I tried to replace #orgmode with @OmniOutliner . I just couldn't make it work. There are too many advantages to inserting tables, exporting to #markdown , #LaTeX , and evaluating code with #OrgBabel

So, for a few weeks, I tried to replace #orgmode with @OmniOutliner . I just couldn't make it work. There are too many advantages to inserting tables, exporting to #markdown , #LaTeX , and evaluating code with #OrgBabel

So, for a few weeks, I tried to replace #orgmode with @OmniOutliner . I just couldn't make it work. There are too many advantages to inserting tables, exporting to #markdown , #LaTeX , and evaluating code with #OrgBabel

So, for a few weeks, I tried to replace #orgmode with @OmniOutliner . I just couldn't make it work. There are too many advantages to inserting tables, exporting to #markdown , #LaTeX , and evaluating code with #OrgBabel

So, for a few weeks, I tried to replace #orgmode with @OmniOutliner . I just couldn't make it work. There are too many advantages to inserting tables, exporting to #markdown , #LaTeX , and evaluating code with #OrgBabel

I migrated my system setup from #orgmode and #orgbabel to #chezmoi. Not a perfect fit, but there were some friction working on the configuration, and having some dotfiles as plain files makes some things easier.

Would have loved a better solution, but I need something which works on Windows too which limits the selection.

https://simendsjo.me/blog/20240513200515-migrating_my_systems_from_org_babel_to_chezmoi

I migrated my system setup from #orgmode and #orgbabel to #chezmoi. Not a perfect fit, but there were some friction working on the configuration, and having some dotfiles as plain files makes some things easier.

Would have loved a better solution, but I need something which works on Windows too which limits the selection.

https://simendsjo.me/blog/20240513200515-migrating_my_systems_from_org_babel_to_chezmoi