The why I have been looking to setup my personal knowledge management with Denote for a while. So far I have been using Org-roam, which I was quite happy with. However I have been seeing much more development and buzz around Denote. Not just with the core…

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There may be good reasons to stick to POSIX. But if instead you end up using Bash, and you're already sprinkling Bashisms all over your script, then you might as well make good use of it.

Bash offers several options to organize your strings for printing or further processing, of which I show lots of examples.

To get a bar built with Unicode blocks, simply give it numerator, denominator, and bar length.

Do you have fonts that can display emoji flags? Flaggify can convert from country code to country flag. Likewise for countries' subdivisions.

Bash-based little brother of org-capture. Sort of. Emacs not needed: from anywhere, add to the end of an Org file of your choice a subtree with the contents of your clipboard.

You can certainly do it with key–value lookups. But did you know you can calculate them?

I talk with Logan about telling stories, finding conflict and escapism in fiction, and related life lessons.

About a year and a half ago I delved into understanding Edebug ((elisp) Edebug), the built-in debugger for Emacs Lisp (Elisp), as I was to give a presentation on it at the Emacs SF meetup. For...

While it's only been a few weeks since the last agent-shell post, there are plenty of new updates to share.

What's agent-shell again? A native Emacs ...