Programmer. Hobbyist musician. Pancakes.
Currently Product Engineering at Aura Home. Previously Affirm, Venmo.
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Claude Code is getting the full Emacs treatment. Definitely a step up from rigging a terminal wrapper (which I'm still very much doing).
Echoing Steve Klabnik’s feelings, much of the current state of “AI” discussion amongst the dev community feels unproductive and flat out wrong. No the craft is not going away. Yes the craft is changing - it always has been.
https://steveklabnik.com/writing/i-am-disappointed-in-the-ai-discourse/
The portability of Lua never ceases to amaze
Published an update to broadcast.ex, my #elixir bluesky/mastodon crossposting library. 0.2.0 includes support for posting media + status replies, url + hashtag parsing. Plus a nice lil test suite.
My #emacs package fretboard.el is now available via melpa 🎉
Interested in #Emacs? Here's a great article for you:
https://joshblais.com/posts/emacs-for-everything
> Emacs is the only thing in town that allows you an ultimate "unified cognitive model" for interacting with text. And, if you know anything about computers, everything is text.
> The tool gets out of your way, and also becomes what you need it to become - it becomes an extension of the mind of the user rather than a box within which the user must operate.
(Various gender-biased parts though, which is sad!)
Fabio Natali