Mastodawn

Wrote a function to split blocks in org-mode. I searched for a function like this a while back and I could not find any, but now after writing my own I realize that this was solved already...

Should i share it still?

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christa Apr 19

ive been curious about #stenography since seeing an old #emacsconf talk on it. A fancy qwerty keyboard can cost alot to be ergonomic (atleast the popular ones ive seen). I found a steno keyboard for 100$ and felt it maybe worth the investment cause its a different technique that promises to be faster and ergonomic (i mainly care about the ergonomic part), while still being relatively affordable. I got it a few days back, this will definitely take awhile to master but im interested in taking the time for it!
right now its just drilling and getting the layout in my head, then comes the actual theory. #plover seems very extensible which was another motivator for this. Not sure where this will lead but im definitely seeing it through!

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Lukas C. Bossert Feb 5

@mattsheffield yes, indeed it is very nice and it works smoothly. we presented that feature on one of the lasts #emacsconf https://zenodo.org/records/12082743 there is a video and the script

Collaborative data processing and documenting using org-babel

This document provides insights into an efficient way handling data. We show not only how to retrieve data from an publicly accesible webpge but also how the data can be processed afterwards. We admit that in the examples shown below we definetly drawing from the full, but we consider this as a proof of concept for how in our modern technological world plain text is still a great way of processing and documenting data workflow and analyses.

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