Looking at the amount of work some folks go to setting up Obsidian or Notion and TBH it’s comparable to the work done tweaking that perfect Emacs Org setup.
Doing an electrical safety course and one section has pictures of all the things to avoid and I’m wondering how they snuck into my house for the photos.
hackers.town: 2022-02-23 Wed 21:40
You ever take a nap and then get up and your brain feels like maybe you were sleeping on an exposed power cord or something?
uh yeah no me neither
hackers.town: 2022-02-23 Wed 22:48
Mental hook because they’re why uninformed USian me learned to recognize that Ukraine is not Russia.
@nixfreak nano-emacs is a wildly different experience from Doom. Minimalist aesthetic, no additional libs needed, close to baseline Emacs functionality.
What I’ve done with it — well. It’s a learning experiment.
hackers.town: 2022-02-21 Mon 10:14
@nixfreak If you’re curious, the core config for this nano-based setup is presented on my site. Updating roughly daily, as I apply changes.
I tell you what though. Trying to get MyPy, language servers, and everything else playing nice with a Python project is a pretty rough contrast to TypeScript.
hackers.town: 2022-02-18 Fri 11:31
@cstanhope I hoped some other folks might enjoy that ^_^
hackers.town: 2022-02-18 Fri 15:46
Spent like an hour futzing with a Rich formatter for Prospector’s linting report and then realized rich.print(output) ticked all the boxes I need.
“Code smell” makes no sense to me (it all smells like a computer monitor from what I can tell) but I use “this makes me itchy” freely and with pretty much the same intent.
My allergies and stress responses are stronger than my sense of smell, so I guess it makes sense?
