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by nanna 1y ago
And then what for all the people who did them?
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by nanna 1y ago
> Having drivers reach for their phone when they're approaching traffic lights - common pedestrian crossing points - is categorically moronic. The article says that the they just ned a relevant app running on their phone when they&#
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by nanna 1y ago
But wouldn't I be right in thinking that the Elixir ecosystem isn't interoperable from it? I guess what I'm hoping for is a Lisp Flavoured Elixir?
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by nanna 1y ago
Am I the only person who is put off by Elixir by the lack of S-expression syntax? I decided to learn Clojure for my next language.
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by nanna 1y ago
I think a hurdle one has to make to adopt Emacs is to stop expecting things to work as you might have come to expect them from other programmes. Sometimes this is for historical reasons, but the main reason is that Emacs just has it's
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by nanna 1y ago
> As of 2025-02, there is no formal Org-mode syntax definition. Confusingly, you seem to have taken this from Karl Voit's website, without referencing having done so? https://karl-voit.at/2017/09/23/or
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by nanna 1y ago
Thank you for sharing this Don. I think we can all be certain that Lynn Conway will be remembered for a long time into the future. Perhaps Jonathan Payne was jealous and resentful of that.
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by nanna 1y ago
Hadn't hear of mg. Thanks!
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by nanna 1y ago
Found this intro to Jove helpful: https://opensource.com/article/17/1/jove-lightweight-alterna... Think I might actually use it when I need to make a quick edit to something in the terminal, instead of `nano`
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Emacs changed my life as a fully blind programmer and part-time writer(old.reddit.com)
3 points by nanna 1y ago|0 comments
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The Story of Mel (2023)(irreal.org)
1 points by nanna 1y ago|1 comments
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JOVE – Jonathan’s Own Version of Emacs(github.com)
72 points by nanna 1y ago|46 comments
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by nanna 1y ago
Not even with a different stack?
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by nanna 1y ago
You're right, i should have...
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by nanna 1y ago
This looks great but delivery via Amazon SES is a problem. I'm an academic and I tried to set up a work newsletter like this with Listmonk recently, but SES rejected my request to relieve me of sandbox mode for unspecified 'securi
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Take Two: Eshell(yummymelon.com)
122 points by nanna 1y ago|67 comments
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WW2 veteran, 106, puts long life down to custard(bbc.com)
1 points by nanna 1y ago|2 comments
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by nanna 1y ago
Explain?
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by nanna 1y ago
And wasn't Faraday also a self-taught amateur whose maths was so poor that he couldn't even do trigonometry? A beacon of hope for those of us without doctorates in physics out here...
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by nanna 1y ago
I agree. Feels like he's trying to hypnotise me into joining a cult.
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by nanna 1y ago
European digital sovereignty in email depends on having a decent FOSS email client, but the best we have is Thunderbird. I hope TB can make up for all those years of lost time and catch up with Outlook. From their emails it seems like the f
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by nanna 1y ago
Naturally ;)
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by nanna 1y ago
Man here. Female friends key to my not feeling lonely. Couldn't identify less with men who only see hanging out with men as key to not feeling lonely, which is what this app seems to offer. Seems like the target market for this is lone
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by nanna 1y ago
CTAN is the central repository for all TeX packages, it's the natural link to give. If you want to see examples it's as easy as clicking on the relevant package name (eg XCharter) and then click 'Package documentation' w
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Genesis Orrery [video](youtube.com)
2 points by nanna 1y ago|0 comments
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by nanna 1y ago
Anyone care to explain in layman's terms what this is about?
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by nanna 1y ago
My mistake, apologies!
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by nanna 1y ago
I would love this for Emacs!
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by nanna 1y ago
You mean XeTeX for LuaLaTeX, I think.
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by nanna 1y ago
I go to HN, text. Hallelujah.

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