grtehy

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by grtehy 6y ago
While I agree that these are not killer features, I'd suggest reading more about zsh. It's not meant to "replace" bash. It's meant to be easily extensible (addons, etc.) The target is folks that stay from bash scrip
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by grtehy 6y ago
Yeah, you're right. It's not for the casual user. Emacs itself has "unwieldy keybindings" as many say. I switch between vim and emacs all the time but it's not for everybody
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by grtehy 6y ago
Might be misleading for me to say "embed" a video. Emacs definitely cannot play video (there are some round-about ways but org-mode is strictly text only) I meant it's possible to embed a link/thumbnail that will open th
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by grtehy 6y ago
I'm more of an offline-first person but I love how simple this is. If the need arises I'd consider it for sure. Looks like all my use cases are ticked off as well. Quick question: is latex/mathematica/any other way to in
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by grtehy 6y ago
Reposting my setup here. It's not the best setup but it's based on trying different things. Might be useful for those who are trying to figure out their own setup: ======= Just another opinion on the balanced note taking method: I
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Ask HN: Note taking app suggestions with stylus support and a hybrid approach
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by grtehy 6y ago
Nah, you'd be wrong. I use a password protected static site as my knowledge dump. I accumulate 1000s of posts in months.
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by grtehy 6y ago
Scroll up. There's a link to the videos and code in one of the comments.
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by grtehy 6y ago
Just another opinion on the balanced note taking method: I think org-mode solves almost all offline note-taking requirements * org-roam makes it super-easy to link notes * emacs as an editor is as usable as any other editor * Rich media i