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by kaushalmodi 4y ago
Thank you for developing this extension! This makes the pages definitely much more better looking and readable than the Firefox built-in Reader View.
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by kaushalmodi 4y ago
I kind of agree with that ;) Nothing beats the speed of Hugo and content creation in Org mode.
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by kaushalmodi 4y ago
This post felt like a deja vu, because I had read this earlier back in Nov 2017 :). The HN mods should add the 2017 year to the title. That said, for people who haven't read this post earlier, this post shares some great tips! I like t
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by kaushalmodi 4y ago
You can customize the bindings in logseq. I've customized mine[1] to bring them as close as possible to default Emacs and Org mode bindings. [1]: https://github.com/kaushalmodi/dotfiles/blob/master/l
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by kaushalmodi 4y ago
> a lot of hacks to get exporting to ox-hugo to work Hello! Please feel free to start a discussion on https://github.com/kaushalmodi/ox-hugo/discussions listing the things you need to tweak in ox-hugo to make i
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Binding Nim to C++ std:list(scripter.co)
2 points by kaushalmodi 5y ago|0 comments
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by kaushalmodi 5y ago
To me at least, mark, details/summary and description lists are not obscure! While I don't code in HTML directly, I write the mark-up in Org mode that exports to those. - My recent blog post where I used mark few times (I have set
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by kaushalmodi 5y ago
No, having the related executable in the PATH before you start emacs is enough. Then you need to install the Org Babel packages that don't ship with Emacs or Org mode e.g. ob-tcl, ob-nim.
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by kaushalmodi 5y ago
Thanks! I've subscribed to this on Pocket Casts: https://pca.st/2Kjz .
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by kaushalmodi 5y ago
Hello, ox-hugo author here. Hugo has the best support of Org Mode as a markup. But Org mode is more than a markup. I ended up facing some limitations with the original Org mode parser used by Hugo and so I developed this exporter. Since th
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by kaushalmodi 5y ago
Emacs Org Babel is amazing! I also was practicing awk examples from The AWK Programming Book few years back in a similar fashion: https://scripter.co/notes/awk/ . And it's not just awk, there are Org Babel pac
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by kaushalmodi 5y ago
No, I'm happy with them. I've been using them for many years.
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by kaushalmodi 5y ago
If you begin using tuples with named fields, they will technically be of a different type than anon tuples. To keep it simple, just use anon tuples consistently everywhere. I have some notes on tuples in Nim: https://scripter.co&
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by kaushalmodi 5y ago
It's great to see reference to hardware design in this thread. Not hardware, but I have been using Nim for DPI-C interface with SystemVerilog for quite some time. Few weeks back, I started tinkering with Nim macros, and started working
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by kaushalmodi 7y ago
Hugo has a single static binary. So the site will always generate the same way with the same binary.
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by kaushalmodi 7y ago
> I like Org mode, but the syntax highlighting support is not great I know. That's why I said "I hope Github improves Org mode support at some point." :) > I have been looking at AsciiDoc If you like Org mode, you can o
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by kaushalmodi 7y ago
So cool to see Org mode READMEs in projects unrelated to Emacs! I hope Github improves Org mode support at some point.
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by kaushalmodi 7y ago
> no support, no community, no libraries That's grossly incorrect about Nim. I'm a C/C++ noob and I've found a lot of C/C++/Nim/CS experts answering my questions and helping me out on Nim IRC/Gitte
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by kaushalmodi 7y ago
Cool write up! I am a huge fan of Nim. I use it as a replacement for small scripts, big scripts, and even real code at work, to interface with other languages that interface with C too. I see in your post that you are about to look into Nim
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by kaushalmodi 7y ago
BeetleB already mentioned ox-hugo above. I happened to stumble across this thread (because Org mode!) and I am also the ox-hugo author. I started working on ox-hugo exactly to have an Org export solution that exports the content + meta-data
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by kaushalmodi 8y ago
My comment was directed at the incorrect statements that sound like facts that the author made. I am not saying that people are born knowing how to use Hugo. Hugo is powerful. If you want to tweak it (the theme), change how your site looks
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by kaushalmodi 8y ago
The post author seems to have not reviewed at least the Hugo docs very well. One clean sign is that he listed "Page Bundles", "Leaf Bundles", index.md and _index.md as "different concepts", when in fact they ar
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by kaushalmodi 8y ago
I've used EverOrg[0] to convert my evernote files to Org files, retains the attachments (images, PDFs, etc) wonderfully too. [0]: https://github.com/mgmart/EverOrg
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by kaushalmodi 8y ago
Can you do a small write-up on that lambda function? I know nothing about those, but I know that Netlify kind of? supports them? If possible I'd like to set up an end point on my Netlify deployed site and do what you are doing. Thanks!
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by kaushalmodi 8y ago
I use Org Babel in Emacs as a "REPL", and an Org Babel package for Nim exists: ob-nim[0], and it's awesome. For folks uninitiated about Org Babel, it allows one to write small code snippets and quickly evaluate the results an
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by kaushalmodi 8y ago
Adding one more "learning resource".. they are basically my notes.. you can see them get advanced as I learn Nim more (they are still getting constantly updated.. I last verified that all the snippets in there work on Nim 0.19.0).
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by kaushalmodi 8y ago
It's certainly possible! You just need to know which compiler to use. For example, I used musl-gcc to compile a static binary that can run on any 64-bit GNU/Linux type OS. See my recent post https://scripter.co/nim
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by kaushalmodi 8y ago
Hello, thanks for the detailed reply. I am not from a software development background (I am kind of (Verilog), but am not much familiar with the best practices of software development). So you comment was quite insightful for me. >The re
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Nim: Deploying static binaries(scripter.co)
7 points by kaushalmodi 8y ago|3 comments
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by kaushalmodi 8y ago
> I mostly meant to mention it as an example of a "structured" SSG (by which I mean ones that aren't very flexible with their routes or how content is organized, i.e. they enforce a lot of structure). I still don't un

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