This is my contribution to month two of Greg Newman’s Emacs Carnival. The topic this month is “Writing Experience,” which is perfect, since I write in Emacs all the time. In fact, I am writing this blog post in Emacs right now!

I’ve been trying Harper, and I like it overall. Here’s a …

A commonplace activity is to copy source code from a web page into an Org file. Ideally such code is kept structurally intact by wrapping it in an Org source block. This is typically done as...

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Video where I explain how to use the ‘denote-file-name-components-order’ and retroactively make all your Denote files follow your preference.

Let’s do video chats in a casual way and things we have in common.

Writing involves organizing a lot of information, sometimes spread across multiple files. You want to be able to wrangle all that data with a delicate [...]

Writing involves organizing a lot of information, sometimes spread across multiple files. You want to be able to wrangle all that data with a delicate [...]

The key principle I follow is this: how I take my notes will evolve over time. I do not stick to any system too dogmatically.
That said, I’ve settled on a system that’s been fairly robust and stable for the past few years. I have tweaked it here and there…

A video call where I learn from Carlos how Emacs is used for engineering. We also discuss scientific publishing and general life issues related to Spain.