Extend the CLI test runner with a render function to verify and we're off

[now to make the tests pass i guess]

#devops #emacs #platformengineering

It's just middleware, your thoughts I mean. When you write you take a thought, compute the next pass, record the output.

Feed forward networks with constraints to funnel the energy

Or markdown with a bit of YAML in it, emacs or web

#wanderland #emacs #orgmode #markdown

blogmore.el v3.1 When I first started writing blogmore.el it was just going to be a handful of commands that let me spin up a new blog post, and insert the odd link here and there when needed. Initially it only handle...

So blogmore.el has had a pretty big overhaul with a pretty big breaking change so now we're up to v3.1: blog.davep.org/2026/04/05/b...

#emacs #lisp #elisp #blogging #ssg #programming

A screenshot from Phosh 0.54.0. The gtk3-demo's combo-box demo (using the X11 backend via GDK_BACKEND=11) is running and has the combo boxes opened.

The Wayland compositor #phoc saw some workspace related improvements but the major changes affect the handling of override-redirect windows in #X11 applications. This allows X11 applications like #emacs, #ardour, etc. to work better. We also updated to #wlroots 0.19.3.

4/x.

just for like whatever

Just cuz you kind of have to don't you?

#emacs #wanderland

oh my goodness is this ever nice

This has turned out better than I thought

Unified capture

- kill ring
- markdown node
- task note

Set an active target. Capture direct or stage > edit > submit

Just markdown and with a bit of YAML in it

#wanderland #emacs #orgmode

4. The task itself can be embedded as a collection of notes on a parent node in the graph

Project management, change logs, grocery list, just some stuff you *really, really* want to remember?

Just some markdown with a bit of YAML in it

#wanderland #orgmode #emacs #markdown #webcomponents

Or a comment system for a blog post. Or whatever you can think of that needs a causal sequence to go with some static content. So like... most everything

Just markdown and a bit of YAML

#emacs #orgmode #markdown #devops #wanderland

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How did this happen? I tried using a #magit command in #Emacs that failed with some error message about some transient variable not being bound. I decided that was probably because it was introduced in a newer version of transient, so I set package-install-upgrade-built-in to t (the default is […]

blogmore.el v2.6 Like most people, I imagine, I first ran into transient when first using magit. I took to it pretty quickly and it's always made sense to me as a user interface. But... I've never used it for any code...

I've release blogmore.el v2.6, which adds a useful menu approach using transient.

blog.davep.org/2026/04/04/b...

#emacs #lisp #elisp #blogging #programming #ssg

blogmore.el v2.6 Like most people, I imagine, I first ran into transient when first using magit. I took to it pretty quickly and it's always made sense to me as a user interface. But... I've never used it for any code I've ever written.

I've release blogmore.el v2.6, which adds a useful menu approach using transient.

https://blog.davep.org/2026/04/04/blogmore-el-v2-6.html

#emacs #lisp #elisp #blogging #programming #ssg

just some markdown

but look at it now embedded nodes managed reading list links (just some yaml behind a fence)

just for like... whatever

neat huh

All together in one place. Composable documents

For you know... whatever

I'm thinking project management or something. Maybe I'll write a story

#devops #markdown #emacs #orgmode #webcomponents

At least... That's where it often is for me

Just markdown with bit of YAML in it and some web components to make it fun, you can do all kinds of stuff with that

https://www.graemefawcett.ca/

#emacs #orgmode #markdown #littlewigglyguys #webcomponents

It's just markdown with a bit of YAML in it, how much can it cost? $10?

#emacs #orgmode #markdown #bitofyamlinit #emacsisyourbanana

#devops #engineering #platformengineering #complianceissexy #emacs #markdown #orgmode

#emacs #ruby #wanderland #markdown #sprout #devops #platformengineering

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That's odd: normally #Emacs is pretty good about not breaking backwards compatibility without a good reason, but changing all my if-let and when-let to if-let* and when-let* is just silly busywork. And for the record, the names and syntax of if-let* and when-let* /are/ more regular and logical […]

Finally, after all these years, having a play with transient.

#emacs #lisp #elisp

…and then there were three (expect delays)

xenodium.com/and-then-the...

#fatherhood #emacs #orgmode #ios #blogging

Vim and GNU Emacs: Claude Code helpfully found zero-day exploits for both A simple prompt sent Claude Code on a mission that uncovered major security vulnerabilities in popular text editors — and then suggested ways to exploit them.

More people will use AI like this - like it or not.
#AI #ClaudeCode #ZeroDay #Cybersecurity #Vim #Emacs #Security

a ui and everything

I mean, there's even a UI and everything

Hmm... now if I just add images and cross-posting, I'd never have to come here again... except for all the shitposting on other people's threads. That's no fun as a solo game

#emacs #shitpostingisnofunsingleplayer

on the left... lovely on the right... lovelierest

I mean, I guess Mastodon and BSky are nice.

But have you ever tried micro-blogging with just emacs and markdown with a bit of YAML in it?

Seems easier no? Less likely to get piled on by angry people anyways

#emacs #wanderland #microbloggingwithnoangrypeoplethewaygodintended

nukneval.el v1.3 Back when I first really got into writing Emacs Lisp code, one of the first things I got very used to and really fell in love with was being able to eval-last-sexp (C-x C-e) the code I was writing, ei...

Updated another #Emacs package I've carried around for years, and it's another one I wrote a long time back, called nukneval.el: blog.davep.org/2026/04/03/n...

#Lisp #Elisp #programming

nukneval.el v1.3 Back when I first really got into writing Emacs Lisp code, one of the first things I got very used to and really fell in love with was being able to eval-last-sexp (C-x C-e) the code I was writing, either to test it right there in the buffer, or to cause it to be bound so I could use it elsewhere. It was so different from any other mode of working I'd used before and it was really addictive as a way of hacking on code.

Updated another #Emacs package I've carried around for years, and it's another one I wrote a long time back, called nukneval.el: https://blog.davep.org/2026/04/03/nukneval-el-v1-3.html

#Lisp #Elisp #programming

Use the [e]xplore topology link to fetch the pins + BFS linked nodes to a specified depth

ADHD friendly knowledge management, one rose pine themed pin at a time

Neat

#emacs #neuroawesome #wanderland

make-phony.el v1.3 A wee bit over 5 years back I wrote a tiny package to quickly insert PHONY target markers into a Makefile. While it's far from my most-used package, it's one that gets a call on occasion, so it's one ...

Gave make-phony.el a little cleanup and update: blog.davep.org/2026/04/03/m...

#emacs #lisp #elisp

make-phony.el v1.3 A wee bit over 5 years back I wrote a tiny package to quickly insert PHONY target markers into a Makefile. While it's far from my most-used package, it's one that gets a call on occasion, so it's one I still carry around in my Emacs configuration.

Gave make-phony.el a little cleanup and update: blog.davep.org/2026/04/03/make-phony-el...

#emacs #lisp #elisp

Sticker van Emoji-mixer voor de emoji 🎊 en de emoji ⭐

If you, like me …

… use the #Nextcloud calendar app to syncronize your calendar across devices ...

… like to manage your calendars within #OrgMode and #Emacs ...

… spend the year in different timezones …

… I have great news for you!

https://mishathings.org/posts/timezones-org-caldav/

blogmore.el v2.5 Following on from yesterday's release, I've bumped blogmore.el to v2.5. The main change to the package is the thing I mentioned yesterday about the toggle of the draft status. The draft toggle yesterd...

Bumped blogmore.el to v2.5, in which I tidy a toggle, learn to use ERT for testing, and find a bug with older Emacsen. blog.davep.org/2026/04/02/b...

#emacs #lisp #elisp #blogmore #blogging

blogmore.el v2.5 Following on from yesterday's release, I've bumped blogmore.el to v2.5. The main change to the package is the thing I mentioned yesterday about the toggle of the draft status. The draft toggle yesterday was pretty simple, with it working like:

Bumped blogmore.el to v2.5, in which I tidy a toggle, learn to use ERT for testing, and find a bug with older Emacsen. https://blog.davep.org/2026/04/02/blogmore-el-v2-5.html

#emacs #lisp #elisp #blogmore #blogging