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by ews 2y ago
I saw this on /r/emacs and made a note to install and use it, it looks amazing. Thanks !
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by ews 2y ago
+1 too, it's an amazing book
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by ews 2y ago
org is absolutely the gateway drug to the whole Emacs ecosystem. I started using org after 16 years on vim and slowly found myself replacing my entire text/code workflow with it. I stopped using vim at all about 5 years ago and I never
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by ews 2y ago
you are right and thanks for adding on my ELI5. TBH I never used nixOS, only guix, which does not use a central key to sign packages, and uses signed commits ( https://guix.gnu.org/manual/en/html_node/Commit-Ac
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by ews 2y ago
I am going to try to ELI5, but the concepts run very deep. Both nixOS and Guix are different to 'regular' distros in the way that they are declarative: there is a file that describes the full OS: every user, every package, every s
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by ews 2y ago
NixOS and Guix are in some areas about a decade ahead of Mac and Windows. It's incredible what you can do with those (I can't work on new projects without guix shell anymore). It almost has the same feeling that in the 90s, when d
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by ews 2y ago
I have a ridiculous amount of projects on production using CLJS on node, with occasional use of npm modules. I would consider this prod ready.
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by ews 2y ago
I highly recommend just doing Doom emacs with evil as a daily driver (that's similar of what I did) and then going through the Emacs from Scratch series from Systems Crafters https://systemcrafters.net/emacs-from-scratc
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by ews 2y ago
that's the one I am following right now, as you said, the fact I can C-c C-c to eval code on org-babel is pretty incredible.
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by ews 3y ago
This is amazing, I never understood double entry accounting this clear (I've a background in theoretical CompSci). Thanks for sharing.
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by ews 3y ago
I did not know Bhutan, or Thailand had referenda on the composition of their government and decided to stay monarchic. Last time they asked in Norway it was roughly 120 years ago, around the time the Model T was all the rage. Things have ch
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by ews 3y ago
I think the vast majority of people in any country would prefer a Head of State that is chosen by popular vote rather than by Royal Sperm. Changing an icon may cost a bucket, next to nothing, although monarchies are usually very opaque (reg
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by ews 3y ago
A hardware wallet would 100% have stopped this.
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by ews 3y ago
From what I know, lots of people with visas (L1/H1B) are stuck in twitter hell.
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by ews 3y ago
Egan has been my favorite author for years. I like his earlier works (like this one) much more than his last books. I have the impression most books he wrote and published in the last 15 years require a Ph.D. in either Mathematics or Theore
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by ews 3y ago
Meshtastic has been deployed and used several times, with high success.
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by ews 3y ago
My mom is BPD, she is a text book case. And I have been in therapy for almost a decade because of her emotional abuse. As many others have said, this paper is definitely beyond absurd.
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by ews 3y ago
network effects
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by ews 3y ago
After the Ethereum merge, the Energy Usage of any ETH token is negligible. Do you have any source for this "NFTs are damaging because how much electricity they demand" or is just plain old Hacker News "Crypto Bad" fud?
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by ews 3y ago
I got Netherlands as country and I can't make L and D roman numerals to multiply to 35
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by ews 3y ago
That was almost three-quarters of a century ago, the US is a very different, chaotic, and dysfunctional country (see: California High-Speed Train Fiasco). We can't build anything anymore.
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by ews 3y ago
what are you, European?
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by ews 3y ago
No idea if it would work on iphone, but on my android setup, I use syncthing to sync photos from my phone to my NAS server.
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by ews 3y ago
Nice work !! Quick question: does this read python2 code or only 3?
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by ews 4y ago
omg this comment is amazing, I am using IELM almost everyday as a REPL for emacs (it's not uncommon for me to open buffers from either eshell or ielm directly). Thanks so much for your work on this.
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by ews 4y ago
As somebody who also moved from Europe: how high US taxes are compared to how little you get is shocking.
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by ews 4y ago
have you looked at nyx? ( https://nyxt.atlas.engineer/ )
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by ews 4y ago
Stumbling upon Gabor Mate and his book 'Scattered Minds' by literal chance made me realize not only that I had (severe) ADHD, but it that it could be traced back to interactions and stresses from my early childhood that mirrors in
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by ews 4y ago
I got an error that I can't follow any more people (I follow around 3000 people), never got this before. Twitter is becoming an absolute shit show of product and company.
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by ews 4y ago
I don't know how close this is to his ultimate vision, but there is a lot of that in the clojure and clojurescript world, this (old) video of figwheel live coding flappy bird is definitely influenced in his work: https://rig

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