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Here I tend to read a lot of negative comments about #LLMs, but does anyone share my experience? I use them as an aid to mostly write #rstats and #LaTeX #tikz code faster or recently to clean up a very messy #emacs configuration file. They may hallucinate and I always need to double check the output, but I find #LLMs extremely useful. The ecological footprint is a discussion for another day.

It is amazing how many interesting questions I find on Reddit by people who would genuinely like to improve their terminal experience, or their text or data manipulation workflows, to which I am tempted to reply:

EMACS! EMACS! EMACS!

because what they mean is, really!, a cry for having Emacs in their life.

But I just refrain, because, you know, I cannot promote Emacs with everybody I meet, their brother, their children and their neighbors.

But really, #Emacs is so criminally underrated.

Well, after using #orgmode extensively for a few months now today I opened a markdown file in #emacs and used markdown-mode.

Pretty impressive! So many cool features, like folding headings, concealing the markup, previews, etc...

The more I use Emacs the more I find it useful, it's incredible.

Loving it.

Todays #LunchTimeHack - TL;DR when using Evil mode (the best vim is the one written in elisp obvs) sometimes using (evil-set-initial-state 'X 'emacs) isn't totally reliable for me. Then I discovered there isn't a reliable hook that runs after every major mode change.

So I wrote major-mode-change-watcher-mode to attempt to catch when the major mode changes, then my-evil-initial-emacs-state-mode to enforce emacs mode for some modes.

github.com/twitchy-ears/major-

github.com/twitchy-ears/my-evi

Minor mode that runs functions when the major-mode variable changes using add-variable-watcher - twitchy-ears/major-mode-change-watcher-mode
GitHubGitHub - twitchy-ears/major-mode-change-watcher-mode: Minor mode that runs functions when the major-mode variable changes using add-variable-watcherMinor mode that runs functions when the major-mode variable changes using add-variable-watcher - twitchy-ears/major-mode-change-watcher-mode

I might have a wrist issue because of using Macbook’s keyboard. I use quite a lot my left thumb for ctrl (remapped to left command) and meta (remapped to left option) in #emacs and it seems the issue stems from there. I’m seriously thinking of a separate split keyboard now. I’m not a touch typist and I’m wondering how much I would spend re-learning all my typing habits. 😭

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@darbales Ich bin vor 20 Jahren zu Emacs gekommen.

Anfangs nur zum Schreiben.

Inzwischen nutze ich es für alles -- vom Programmieren über Schreiben (Bücher und Webseitenartikel) bis zu E-Mails und als Window-Manager.

Gib #Emacs genug Zeit, dann übernimmt es dein digitales Leben ☺

In den letzten sieben Jahren haben einige Kollegen auf Arbeit zweimal die IDE gewechselt und jedes Mal einen Gutteil ihrer erlernten Fertigkeiten aufgegeben.

Nur für Java reicht es nicht …

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@rnb Ceci est une info factuelle, pas un lancer de troll : cela est possible dans Dired, le gestionnaire de fichiers intégré à Emacs (oui, cet ancien et encore actuel éditeur de #format texte, qui fait aussi office d'OS ;-) ). Et cela ne répond pas directement à la question, à moins donc de lancer #Emacs pour cela... et en sachant le faire (avec la courbe d'apprentissage... c'est vrai).
Désolé si c'est su & si c'est hors sujet.
(Soyons fou : le code source de l'un transposable dans l'autre.)

Can you get a job where you just hack on Emacs lisp all the time?

I've been doing nothing useful at all for the 1st 3 hours of this holy Saturday, but I've had 5 (6?) cups of coffee and have fiddled around with my Emacs config non-stop, and I feel insanely happy. Emacs and elisp is the best programming environment I've ever used.

#saturday#emacs#lisp