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Quick LLM Lookups in Emacs(github.com)
1 points by karthink 2y ago|0 comments
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by karthink 2y ago
I am one of the authors, should have mentioned. It's not part of Org yet, but should be some time this year.
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by karthink 2y ago
> The killer app I'm trying to apply this to is LaTeX, so that I can write math notes in Emacs, incrementally, without visible latency. See texpresso [1] for one solution that does something like this with the LaTeX process. Another
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by karthink 2y ago
Emacs' keymap system is fully modal by design. This state machine is why it's possible to fully implement evil-mode (and many other modal editing UIs, like boon, lispy etc) quite easily on top.
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by karthink 3y ago
This feature is built into Emacs, no Magit needed. It's the vc-region-history command, bound to `C-x v h` by default. It works across all version control systems Emacs supports, not just git.
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by karthink 3y ago
Just added it to gptel.
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by karthink 3y ago
Just added it to gptel. (No image support though, it's a text-only LLM client.)
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by karthink 3y ago
> Tabs contain splits (as opposed to splits containing tabs like VS Code). Emacs allows for both (tab-bar-mode vs tab-line-mode).
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Every LLM in Emacs, with Gptel(youtube.com)
3 points by karthink 3y ago|0 comments
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by karthink 3y ago
Glad it's useful.
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by karthink 3y ago
> Getting input into LLM various ways (region, buffer, file, inline prompt), and then outputting the result various ways (append at point, overwrite region, put in new buffer, etc). gptel is designed to do this. It also tries to provide
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by karthink 3y ago
> I see an Emacs package coming lol. Emacs is pretty good in the other direction (can type, can't see) thanks to Emacspeak. But it's going to be a while before Emacs can catch up in this domain. The display engine can't h
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Cool Your Heels, Emacs(karthinks.com)
3 points by karthink 3y ago|0 comments
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by karthink 3y ago
This has been addressed in Emacs 29. From the NEWS file: Emacs is now capable of editing files with very long lines. The display of long lines has been optimized, and Emacs should no longer choke when a buffer on display contains long lines
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by karthink 4y ago
> My new job is all in Julia Where is this, if you don't mind my asking?
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by karthink 4y ago
> Are we talking about real optimizations? Yes. The new fixes don't work by turning off features like so-long-mode does. And they remove the long lines penalty almost completely.
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by karthink 4y ago
> I HAVE A STRING HERE JUST FUCKING TELL ME WHAT TO DO WITH IT M-x shortdoc-display-group string
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by karthink 4y ago
> I'm not sure how that compares to VSCode's capability. Not favorably. Perhaps there's a magic combination of SSH and Tramp settings that can make the experience lag free, but I can't find it. VSCode's remote ed
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Elfeed Tube - Youtube on your terms(github.com)
1 points by karthink 4y ago|0 comments
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by karthink 4y ago
> I was looking for an evaluation list, see `edebug-visit-eval-list` (`E`) and `edebug-update-eval-list` (`C-c C-u`) c: Outside of edebug I've used `trace-function` and `watch-variable` in the past for this.
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by karthink 4y ago
The start up time of emacs isn't slow if you know what you're doing. I have a 14,000 line init.el and about 355,000 lines of code across ~150 installed packages. Emacs starts in 0.2-0.3 seconds. Not instant but practically there&#
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by karthink 4y ago
I prefer info to manual pages and even readthedocs websites by a large margin. Emacs' info reader is great, it keeps track of your visited info nodes as a tree, generates custom indexes for you and allows you to navigate by visit histo
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by karthink 4y ago
Emacs integration for the OP's style of inkscape usage[1] My fork with personalizations[2] Org-mode integration for Krita[3] and Xournal[4] [1] https://github.com/foxfriday/ink [2] https://github.com&#x
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A Guided Tour of Emacs – Steve Yegge(youtube.com)
3 points by karthink 5y ago|0 comments
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by karthink 5y ago
Thanks. The blog is generated by Hugo from org using ox-hugo[1]. The sidebar is part of the Hugo Cactus theme[2], which I modified a bit for my use. The "flow charts" were made in Inkscape. No custom (ya)snippets are in use. (My E
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LaTeX Input for Impatient Scholars(karthinks.com)
70 points by karthink 5y ago|25 comments
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by karthink 5y ago
Tree-sitter integration (through the fast C layer) is in its early stages, I wouldn't expect it until Emacs 29 or later. There is a lisp-based tree sitter package that works for now, but there are no plans to add it to the core.
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by karthink 5y ago
> With some add-ons you can apparently eg find undoable changes for only some region of a buffer, etc. This is built into Emacs (no add-ons needed). Calling undo with a region selected undoes changes only in that region.
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by karthink 5y ago
The buffer was not being edited when the replacement was shown to be happening. The plugin anzu uses overlays[1] to show the text being replaced and the replacements. [1]: https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual&
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by karthink 5y ago
C-x C-SPC (pop-global-mark) will work across buffers.

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