The shirts are all packed! And on time! Sort of! My methodology here was M-x gnus-summary-sort-by-random (nice that somebody had added that), and then I went down from the top. If somebody had made…

I use Magit 📖 everyday for most of my typical Git 📖 operations (e.g. writing commit messages, interactive rebasing, reviewing logs, creating pull requests, etc.)
What I have wanted is that when I call magit-status that it would “close” everything and be the…

Last night I was exploring the Info section of Emacs documentation. I started reading about the Ripgrep Emacs package.
I learned that in the search results buffer of the rg command, I could save and name the query for later reference. I could then list out…

Information about the latest version of my ‘spacious-padding’ package for GNU Emacs.

There was a weird thought going over and over in my head, regarding my Emacs configuration, and it extends to the other projects I do both at home and at work. You see, my configuration is riddled with custom code, and up until recently I had mixed feelings…

Random thoughts about programming

Random thoughts about programming

I see today they released Gleam version 1. Let's try it!
Gleam is a BEAM language. That is, it runs on the Erlang abstract machine (the BEAM). I've already got that installed because Elixir needs it too.
❯ iex Erlang/OTP 25 [erts-13.1.5] [source] [64-bit]…

I guess most Rubyists know that you can use the methods Integer#succ1 and its alias Integer#next to increment a number. E.g.: 1.succ # => 2 The method is rarely used directly, but it’s used internally by ranges to compute the elements within the range boundaries:…