Note to self: when #Emacs #orgmode has problems executing code blocks on remote machines, make sure you have write access to the directory defined by `org-babel-remote-temporary-directory`, and that it isn't full.

For good measure, set `org-babel-remote-temporary-directory` to `~/.org-tmp/`, after creating that directory.

#hpc

No more Woof!, we BARK!!!

We have retired our old bug tracker, switching to a rewrite of the same idea of bug tracker that uses mailing lists as the source of truth.

Check out https://tracker.orgmode.org/
It comes with a new design, and brand new statistics page - https://tracker.orgmode.org/data.html

We have loaded messages back from 2020 into the index, so the list needs to be cleaned up a bit now.

Many thanks to @bzg for soloing the rewrite.

Source code: https://codeberg.org/bzg/bark

#orgmode

From my blog: easy RSS feeds for org-mode websites.

https://thibaut.dev/blog/org-publish-rss.html

#emacs #orgmode #rss

This is cool. I have a system that started as a to-do list and now it's mainly the thing that takes a header and lines. Same shape shows up all over... just go with it when it does.

Take the thing, wrap it in a Web Component, feed it back somewhere else.

In this case, I keep notes about what I'm working on, then occasionally roll them up into a single page with the useful stuff and the constraints the corrections made.

The rest becomes a <task-case> tag at the bottom. The raw work is available, the useful stuff distilled for the next pass.

It's just middleware, your thoughts I mean. When you write you take a thought, compute the next pass, record the output.

Feed forward networks with constraints to funnel the energy

Or markdown with a bit of YAML in it, emacs or web

#wanderland #emacs #orgmode #markdown

This has turned out better than I thought

Unified capture

- kill ring
- markdown node
- task note

Set an active target. Capture direct or stage > edit > submit

Just markdown and with a bit of YAML in it

#wanderland #emacs #orgmode

I am feeling a tid bit overwhelmed with patches for the last couple of month, and wanted to see if I am imagining things on hard numbers.

The patches actually look normal-ish. But the number of bug reports is indeed larger. So, I am not loosing my mind and there is really more stuff to do.

#orgmode

org-capture is cool so I stole my favorite part.

1. Visual select in a buffer

<SPC> WCnc [capture selection]

2. Staged selection in a buffer with capture (location, buffer mode etc). Ready for contextualization

<SPC> WCns [submit note]

3. The note is added to the parent task

4. The task itself can be embedded as a collection of notes on a parent node in the graph

Project management, change logs, grocery list, just some stuff you *really, really* want to remember?

Just some markdown with a bit of YAML in it

#wanderland #orgmode #emacs #markdown #webcomponents

Boundary driven development is the best way to build. Just little wiggly bits that you can chain together and coax into mostly doing what you want.

Given enough constraints, anything will eventually do something useful, even my code

Web Components are the perfect compliment to a wiggly bit backend. Just a thing that does something, where you put it. What it does is what you want it to and no more. Until it gets friends anyways. Then it's mainly up to them isn't it?

In this case, I wanted to be able to keep notes on the documents they pertain to. I had a task system that took a header and notes. Now I have a notes system that takes a framing and comments. That can be shared across multiple documents that share a common purpose. Or a comment system for a blog post. Or whatever you can think of that needs a causal sequence to go with some static content. So like... most everything

Just markdown and a bit of YAML

#emacs #orgmode #markdown #devops #wanderland