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Comment #49212490
https://letoverlambda.com/ «2026 update: Let Over Lambda was published in 2008, to align with the 50th anniversary of Lisp's invention in 1958. A lot has changed since then, in bot…
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Show HN: Howm meets org-dril: note taking tool combined with flashcards in Emacs
Literate programming/orgdev style article containing my environment for note taking and active recall in Emacs. Screen cast with example of how to use such system is included. Rele…
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Comment #41459261
Thanks, this sound reasonable actually. Maybe, I would think about implementing it in this way. Actually I don't really want to create a separate emacs package, but rather merge my…
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Comment #41459217
Sorry, of course no. But there is much better introduction blog posts on this topic in my opinion. I liked this one: https://baty.blog/2024/03/the-emacs-howm-package-for-notes
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Comment #41452584
> How does this deal with searches that, over time, can change to return 0 or 2+ results? You can put more than one search link in currently edited note, than test all of them and …
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Comment #41452551
Date line could be put everywhere you want or entirely deleted. You are absolutely free in this aspect of usage of howm.
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Comment #41452428
> lab notebook I write down my uni's lectures in howm using org as markup, so maybe yes, probably. howm has two types of links, both are search for all your data it howm actually, …
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Comment #41452383
Mine is much simpler (use-package howm) Although I am the one who use it with org-mode too. I've done it using prop-line feature of emacs and my own interactive, for today it is on…
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Comment #41452350
Nope, it suggest to use howm with markdown only, while when using emacs prop-line feature, you can use it with any markup.
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Comment #40017614
Terry referenced the joke about web browsers, saying that as the most people use internet explorer to download firefox, he used Ubuntu with VMWare to run Temple OS. https://iv.ggty…
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Comment #39955607
I use VPN for bypassing blocks created either by government of the country I currently live in or established as a sanctions by another governments. I set up wireguard and unbound …
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Comment #39909616
term-lisp is a language for term list processing with first-class pattern matching, inspired by Pie, Haskel, Agda et al
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Comment #39328415
I found an awesome-awk[1] page on github and is seems to be a little empty. Maybe we should contribute to it and bring some examples like subj of this HN post or ahrf[2], dedicated…
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Comment #39327679
Might be relevant: sed-chess: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37896854 awk-raycaster: https://github.com/TheMozg/awk-raycaster
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Comment #39327589
I would like to share opml, but at the same time I would like to have some of my subscription staying private. Would be cool to have some elisp or shell + xmlstarlet script to expo…
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Comment #39286108
Org-fc is a spaced-repetition system for Emacs' org-mode. It allows you to mark headlines in a file as "flashcards", turning pieces of knowledge you want to learn into a question-a…
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Comment #39285865
Sorry, I thought that it would sound like a fine joke. Don't want to offend someone
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Comment #39258220
I am not gonna read this postmortem, but post link to this HN thread as a proof of mass IPv6 adoption.
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Comment #39258173
I remember findind this site when solving exercise of creating sign function for Z with arithmetic operators only. I used this[1] page to cheat and reimplement mod in C (by default…
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Comment #39017195
Emacs has a mode called cua-mode with keybindings thats more simillar to ones from other modern gui programms like browser.
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Comment #39017159
I use emacs and I respect emacs developers, but it is not originally emacs bindings: http://unix-kb.cat-v.org/
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Comment #38925550
It somehow happens that OpenBSD feels like an whole operating system rather than Linux distro built from various components. For example, when pledge(2) and unveil(2) appeared, man…