sneak peek at my new emacs package (just open-sourced and still very unstable, but I'm too excited to not share anything about it)
Ich habe ein "Cheap Yellow Display" - also einen ESP32 mit integriertem Display dafรผr genutzt, um meine Org-Agenda anzuzeigen. Zugegeben, das war viel Vibe-Coding mit Gemini. Aber es hat Spaร gemacht. Und bringt mir hier auf dem Schreibtisch einen echten Mehrwert.
Wie habe ich das gemacht -> https://jan-iversen.de/posts/ein-display-fuer-den-kalender/
And of course this was going to happen wasn't it?
Refactor your documents org-mode style, just with ###s taking over for our friends the stars.
Each section header owns its tokens in the graph, so moving them is just a matter of reassigning the header and its content goes with it.
Same slug or whole graph, content addressable content doesn't care what its address is.
And when we're done, we'll clean up after ourselves like mom taught us
emacs has got to be the ultimate in empathetic computing
I've yet to not be able to get it to meet me where I am, in this case it's markdown editing and beefing up the undo capabilities of the old Oculus engine in Wanderland. Oculus was the graph based executable markdown that still runs the backend of all of my sites. Markdown + executable fences + a simple peek/poke/call API for anything in its graph. Content addressable stuff for doing like whatever.
tabulated-list-mode on <l>WoU displays the undo stack for the current node. P to toggle snapshot pinning (for preservation). N gives the snapshot a name (a la git tag).
Preview / Snapshot / Restore your markdown files like save points in an RPG (which is how we got into this mess in the first place)
I recently contributed a patch to tagref that adds relative path support for file references, making it compatible with emacs org-modeโs bracket-link syntax (for hyperlinks to other files).
Wrote about the motivation behind the PR and a minor tweak required in the emacs config to get tagref working seamlessly with org-mode. Thereโs a brief introduction to tagref as well.
https://www.naiquev.in/tagref-can-now-be-used-with-org-mode-files.html
Lesson learned: org mode does NOT like big tables. A few dozen columns and a few hundred rows and it is painful.