In this stream, we'll explore integrating Claude Code into an Emacs workflow and tackle the challenges of using it within terminal emulators like eat and vterm. We'll share real project experiences, compare different approaches, and test packages like claude…

In this stream, we'll explore integrating Claude Code into an Emacs workflow and tackle the challenges of using it within terminal emulators like eat and vterm. We'll share real project experiences, compare different approaches, and test packages like claude…

In which flandrew deploys Peruvian camelids, nested lambdas, and ascii art to answer the question of the meaning of life, the Universe, and everything.

Here’s the problem: you're in Emacs and you have data that you want to visualize quickly and share with others. Ideally you don’t want to work hard to achieve this, much less having to code...

I talk with Ronnie Nissan about the intersection of technology and society. We discuss free software, individual and collective values, and life in Iraqi Kurdistan.

I have a slight problem wherein every time I start up a game of NetHack, I completely lose touch with my surroundings for hours on end. Thankfully The DevTeam Thinks Of Everything and there’s a solution that allows communication with the outside world without…

Disaster is an Emacs package authored by the venerable Justine Tunney that allows disassembling C/C++ and Fortran code from the comfort of your source editing buffer. I really like this idea, but most of the time I’m interested in x86_64 assembly instead…

A little while ago, I added an info header to chatgpt-shell's compose buffer. It displays the current model's icon, using the lovely Lobe Icons 🥨.

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