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by progfolio 2y ago
> I'm particularly interested in hearing about use cases I might not have considered. Humanity.
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Emacs bug: describe-key and lambda too poetic(yhetil.org)
104 points by progfolio 2y ago|11 comments
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by progfolio 3y ago
lol
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by progfolio 3y ago
I usually go left to right, top to bottom.
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by progfolio 3y ago
Be specific. You don't really give any examples for why or how one would influence the other. If you've got both bouncing around in your skull, of course they do. It's a question of how and to what degree. It's also inte
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by progfolio 3y ago
100% no. Don't bother replying. I can't be convinced otherwise.
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by progfolio 3y ago
100% yes. Don't bother replying. I can't be convinced otherwise.
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by progfolio 3y ago
> blimpy blimpy blimpy, blimpy blimp'y limpy b. blimpy blimpy blimpy limpy b blimp'y blimpy blimpy blimpy blimpy blimpy (limpy b blimp'y blimpy blimpy) blimpy blimpy limpy b blimpy blimpy blimpy blimpy limpy b blimpy blimp
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by progfolio 3y ago
limpy b
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by progfolio 3y ago
blimpy?
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by progfolio 3y ago
--force-blimpy
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by progfolio 3y ago
> bloated "blimpy"
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by progfolio 3y ago
limpy b :(
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by progfolio 3y ago
> Can anyone articulate why there is a group of people who seem to really like this video? blimpy
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by progfolio 3y ago
Please see https://github.com/progfolio/blimpy#usage
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by progfolio 3y ago
limpy b limpy b limpy b
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by progfolio 3y ago
blimpy-mode forgave my student loan debt
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by progfolio 3y ago
:blimpy!
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by progfolio 3y ago
blimpy.
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by progfolio 3y ago
blimpy?
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How to type “blimpy” in Emacs [video](youtube.com)
326 points by progfolio 3y ago|126 comments
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by progfolio 3y ago
A lot of people don't know how.
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by progfolio 5y ago
Currently working on a speedrun split timer written in elisp: https://github.com/progfolio/speedo I've also written a real-time game pad input visualizer (heavily inspired by Chris Wellon's work here: https: