So what's everyone's way to add a reference to a .bib file in Emacs? Or is it something to use Zotero for?
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Cultural sociologist, researcher & Emacs dilettante. Lecturing sociology & research methods. Hacking on Emacs to hone my note-taking system. Posts in Dutch & English.
@lhp Yeah, that's what I do now. But I'd like to be able to import directly from DOI, ISBN, etc. But you may be right, that there's (too) much variation in schemes
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@ctietze @EFLS Haha, glad you remembered. Check the second link here: https://www.eliasstorms.net/notes-index.html
Something I wrote a few years ago, now polished and online for the first time:
Emacs anniversary. A recollection of and reflection on how I got into Emacs in 2017 (as a non-programmer), and accidentally learned Emacs and Vim at the same time.
"Emacs is an incredible piece of software. So much so, that anyone who uses Emacs for long enough, has to write at least a single blog post about it. I donāt make the rules."
So here we go: https://www.eliasstorms.net/notes-index.html
Also: finally converted my personal website from Hugo to Emacs and Org-mode. Pretty basic still, we'll see how it goes.
@jik From what Iāve heard their support is very responsive. I hope things are sorted out!
@howard I read this a couple of months ago. A surprisingly refreshing take on art, I liked their pragmatist and relational approach of what art is (or rather ādoesā), instead of the usual search for some essence within art itself ā even though it does very much stretch the ādefinitionā of what art can be.