Andrés Millán
@asmilex.casa
Mathematician & developer. Walks a lot.
I grabbed a couple of tips the post, thanks!
One kind of "learning alongside Zed"-esque blog that I'd personally love is an introduction to vim, and how it integrates within the editor. I've been dipping my toes as of lately using a similar approach to zed.dev/blog/text-ma.... Works wonderfully.
One kind of "learning alongside Zed"-esque blog that I'd personally love is an introduction to vim, and how it integrates within the editor. I've been dipping my toes as of lately using a similar approach to zed.dev/blog/text-ma.... Works wonderfully.
Text Manipulation Kung Fu for the Aspiring Black Belt - Zed Blog
From the Zed Blog: Learn the basics of text manipulation in Zed via a series of guided exercises.
zed.dev
October 8, 2025 at 4:19 PM
I grabbed a couple of tips the post, thanks!
One kind of "learning alongside Zed"-esque blog that I'd personally love is an introduction to vim, and how it integrates within the editor. I've been dipping my toes as of lately using a similar approach to zed.dev/blog/text-ma.... Works wonderfully.
One kind of "learning alongside Zed"-esque blog that I'd personally love is an introduction to vim, and how it integrates within the editor. I've been dipping my toes as of lately using a similar approach to zed.dev/blog/text-ma.... Works wonderfully.
Really? It's such a shame. I found wonderful and a joy to watch :(((
September 10, 2025 at 1:58 PM
Really? It's such a shame. I found wonderful and a joy to watch :(((
Embedding bases to sidebars is completely delightful — this means that, in essence, the Obsidian UI becomes easily malleable by anyone, since the programming API is the program itself.
In just a couple of minutes, I was able to implement a view with references to my "categories" notes:
In just a couple of minutes, I was able to implement a view with references to my "categories" notes:
August 28, 2025 at 8:59 AM
Embedding bases to sidebars is completely delightful — this means that, in essence, the Obsidian UI becomes easily malleable by anyone, since the programming API is the program itself.
In just a couple of minutes, I was able to implement a view with references to my "categories" notes:
In just a couple of minutes, I was able to implement a view with references to my "categories" notes:
Reposted by Andrés Millán
Hay muchísima tela que cortar, y tendría que repasarme los apuntes a fondo. Así cosas que recuerdo:
1- El alfabeto griego se escribía en ambas direcciones, primero de izquierda a derecha y luego de derecha a izquierda. Esto se llamaba Bustrofedon.
1- El alfabeto griego se escribía en ambas direcciones, primero de izquierda a derecha y luego de derecha a izquierda. Esto se llamaba Bustrofedon.
August 13, 2025 at 7:14 PM
Hay muchísima tela que cortar, y tendría que repasarme los apuntes a fondo. Así cosas que recuerdo:
1- El alfabeto griego se escribía en ambas direcciones, primero de izquierda a derecha y luego de derecha a izquierda. Esto se llamaba Bustrofedon.
1- El alfabeto griego se escribía en ambas direcciones, primero de izquierda a derecha y luego de derecha a izquierda. Esto se llamaba Bustrofedon.
Somehow, being able to encode humanity's knowledge inside a machine, finding during this process underlying connections we were not fully aware of ourselves, came back to us in the form of the question _what does it mean to communicate empathetically_? It's so wonderfully ironic.
February 27, 2025 at 9:33 PM
Somehow, being able to encode humanity's knowledge inside a machine, finding during this process underlying connections we were not fully aware of ourselves, came back to us in the form of the question _what does it mean to communicate empathetically_? It's so wonderfully ironic.
It is wild how prompting techniques have evolved: either we blackmail LLMs, telling them that their (cyber?)mother is dying of cancer and that they will go bankrupt at the very first failure; or we —both human and machine— work together towards solving *our* issue, with compassion.
February 27, 2025 at 9:27 PM
It is wild how prompting techniques have evolved: either we blackmail LLMs, telling them that their (cyber?)mother is dying of cancer and that they will go bankrupt at the very first failure; or we —both human and machine— work together towards solving *our* issue, with compassion.
Y'all got any more of those frame gens?
January 24, 2025 at 3:53 PM
Y'all got any more of those frame gens?
@dachsjaeger.bsky.social @oliemack.bsky.social @dark1x.bsky.social @digitalfoundry.bsky.social this might be super interesting for you guys. Every page is a goldmine of statistical information.
January 18, 2025 at 10:16 AM
@dachsjaeger.bsky.social @oliemack.bsky.social @dark1x.bsky.social @digitalfoundry.bsky.social this might be super interesting for you guys. Every page is a goldmine of statistical information.
32" 4K 240Hz OLED with standard subpixel layout 🙏
(Either that or Windows gets its crap together with ClearType — disabling it is a PITA even with the use of mactype)
(Either that or Windows gets its crap together with ClearType — disabling it is a PITA even with the use of mactype)
December 31, 2024 at 9:29 AM
32" 4K 240Hz OLED with standard subpixel layout 🙏
(Either that or Windows gets its crap together with ClearType — disabling it is a PITA even with the use of mactype)
(Either that or Windows gets its crap together with ClearType — disabling it is a PITA even with the use of mactype)
Looks awesome! I took a brief look, and it feels very easy to navigate around the repository.
I'll probably end up using it as a reference for my big-refactor-please-stop-procastinating-on-this personal web. Soon^tm I guess, haha.
I'll probably end up using it as a reference for my big-refactor-please-stop-procastinating-on-this personal web. Soon^tm I guess, haha.
December 30, 2024 at 9:24 PM
Looks awesome! I took a brief look, and it feels very easy to navigate around the repository.
I'll probably end up using it as a reference for my big-refactor-please-stop-procastinating-on-this personal web. Soon^tm I guess, haha.
I'll probably end up using it as a reference for my big-refactor-please-stop-procastinating-on-this personal web. Soon^tm I guess, haha.
Saw it this morning. It was awesome, wornderful work, thank you!
December 18, 2024 at 12:17 PM
Saw it this morning. It was awesome, wornderful work, thank you!