cyrialize
@cyrialize.dev
#emacs, #unix, #ruby, #bash for my scripts, #zsh for my shell
I still haven't gotten over Google Reader getting shut down
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September 7, 2025 at 2:32 PM
Apple TV is making me love screensavers again.
Do you guys remember the endless pipes in Windows?
Bring back screensavers!
Do you guys remember the endless pipes in Windows?
Bring back screensavers!
January 23, 2025 at 1:35 AM
Apple TV is making me love screensavers again.
Do you guys remember the endless pipes in Windows?
Bring back screensavers!
Do you guys remember the endless pipes in Windows?
Bring back screensavers!
I’m a huge god-mode user for #Emacs. I love using a mostly modal like interface (I still press ctrl most of the time).
I think because of that I’m just addicted to Hydra now. I love to jump into an interface with singular key presses instead of chaining keybindings over and over.
I think because of that I’m just addicted to Hydra now. I love to jump into an interface with singular key presses instead of chaining keybindings over and over.
January 23, 2025 at 1:33 AM
I’m a huge god-mode user for #Emacs. I love using a mostly modal like interface (I still press ctrl most of the time).
I think because of that I’m just addicted to Hydra now. I love to jump into an interface with singular key presses instead of chaining keybindings over and over.
I think because of that I’m just addicted to Hydra now. I love to jump into an interface with singular key presses instead of chaining keybindings over and over.
Here's my commit! github.com/cyrialize/.e...
I have multiple org files for tasks.
`cyr-org-tasks` loads a desktop view of these and calls `hydra-org`, which has commands to switch windows, refile tasks, add new tasks, etc.
I defined a func to insert a task so that I won't exit out of the hydra!
I have multiple org files for tasks.
`cyr-org-tasks` loads a desktop view of these and calls `hydra-org`, which has commands to switch windows, refile tasks, add new tasks, etc.
I defined a func to insert a task so that I won't exit out of the hydra!
January 13, 2025 at 1:06 AM
Here's my commit! github.com/cyrialize/.e...
I have multiple org files for tasks.
`cyr-org-tasks` loads a desktop view of these and calls `hydra-org`, which has commands to switch windows, refile tasks, add new tasks, etc.
I defined a func to insert a task so that I won't exit out of the hydra!
I have multiple org files for tasks.
`cyr-org-tasks` loads a desktop view of these and calls `hydra-org`, which has commands to switch windows, refile tasks, add new tasks, etc.
I defined a func to insert a task so that I won't exit out of the hydra!
I rediscovered Hydra this past weekend for #Emacs. I combined this with a saved desktop (using ‘desktop-mode’) to open up a window layout for my task files.
I was able to build a nice pseudo task management app! I haven’t pushed the changes yet, but I will soon.
I was able to build a nice pseudo task management app! I haven’t pushed the changes yet, but I will soon.
January 12, 2025 at 10:02 PM
I rediscovered Hydra this past weekend for #Emacs. I combined this with a saved desktop (using ‘desktop-mode’) to open up a window layout for my task files.
I was able to build a nice pseudo task management app! I haven’t pushed the changes yet, but I will soon.
I was able to build a nice pseudo task management app! I haven’t pushed the changes yet, but I will soon.
It took trying to make a static site generator to make me realize I should just use an already made static site generator.
I wanted to make one because I found many SSGs to have too many features, but if my home made SSG is like Jekyll without extra features - I’ll just use Jekyll!
I wanted to make one because I found many SSGs to have too many features, but if my home made SSG is like Jekyll without extra features - I’ll just use Jekyll!
January 7, 2025 at 12:20 PM
It took trying to make a static site generator to make me realize I should just use an already made static site generator.
I wanted to make one because I found many SSGs to have too many features, but if my home made SSG is like Jekyll without extra features - I’ll just use Jekyll!
I wanted to make one because I found many SSGs to have too many features, but if my home made SSG is like Jekyll without extra features - I’ll just use Jekyll!
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when you find a new theme in one place you gotta change it everywhere else.
This includes: your text editor, terminal emulator, computer, and house
This includes: your text editor, terminal emulator, computer, and house
December 30, 2024 at 1:44 AM
when you find a new theme in one place you gotta change it everywhere else.
This includes: your text editor, terminal emulator, computer, and house
This includes: your text editor, terminal emulator, computer, and house
It’s tough to create an #Emacs package because every time I have a new idea, I find out it’s already been made (or it has existed in Emacs for 30 years)
December 24, 2024 at 4:06 PM
It’s tough to create an #Emacs package because every time I have a new idea, I find out it’s already been made (or it has existed in Emacs for 30 years)
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really thoughtful release. i'm impressed
December 19, 2024 at 8:37 PM
really thoughtful release. i'm impressed
I never took dired in #Emacs seriously until now. I apologize dired, I wasn’t familiar with your game!
My keybindings along with dired’s makes moving and deleting files so nice!
My keybindings along with dired’s makes moving and deleting files so nice!
December 18, 2024 at 1:50 AM
I never took dired in #Emacs seriously until now. I apologize dired, I wasn’t familiar with your game!
My keybindings along with dired’s makes moving and deleting files so nice!
My keybindings along with dired’s makes moving and deleting files so nice!
I feel like every time I dive into an #Emacs package I find out that it was already in Emacs 30 years ago.
Yassnippet? Meet tempo and skeleton.
Yassnippet? Meet tempo and skeleton.
December 12, 2024 at 2:12 AM
I feel like every time I dive into an #Emacs package I find out that it was already in Emacs 30 years ago.
Yassnippet? Meet tempo and skeleton.
Yassnippet? Meet tempo and skeleton.
I reinstalled #Emacs Helm after not using it for /years/, I completely forgot about the action sub-menu on items. Honestly, super helpful.
I know you can achieve something similar via Embark - I’ve been meaning to dig into that package more!
I know you can achieve something similar via Embark - I’ve been meaning to dig into that package more!
December 9, 2024 at 3:12 PM
I reinstalled #Emacs Helm after not using it for /years/, I completely forgot about the action sub-menu on items. Honestly, super helpful.
I know you can achieve something similar via Embark - I’ve been meaning to dig into that package more!
I know you can achieve something similar via Embark - I’ve been meaning to dig into that package more!
Correction: this is an interview posted on Sacha’s blog as the interviewer didn’t have a blog of their own.
This interview of Helm's maintainer, Thierry Volpiatto, by @sachachua.com is one that I mention often to... well everyone! It's wild that one of the most well-known Emacs packages is by a mountain guide in the alps.
sachachua.com/blog/2018/09...
sachachua.com/blog/2018/09...
Interview with Thierry Volpiatto, maintainer of Emacs Helm :: Sacha Chua
sachachua.com
December 9, 2024 at 3:08 PM
Correction: this is an interview posted on Sacha’s blog as the interviewer didn’t have a blog of their own.
This interview of Helm's maintainer, Thierry Volpiatto, by @sachachua.com is one that I mention often to... well everyone! It's wild that one of the most well-known Emacs packages is by a mountain guide in the alps.
sachachua.com/blog/2018/09...
sachachua.com/blog/2018/09...
Interview with Thierry Volpiatto, maintainer of Emacs Helm :: Sacha Chua
sachachua.com
December 9, 2024 at 12:56 AM
This interview of Helm's maintainer, Thierry Volpiatto, by @sachachua.com is one that I mention often to... well everyone! It's wild that one of the most well-known Emacs packages is by a mountain guide in the alps.
sachachua.com/blog/2018/09...
sachachua.com/blog/2018/09...
I really like #Ruby meta programming capabilities because every single side project I have starts out simple, but then I think “what if I could make the code write the code” or “a DSL would go really nice here”
(I’ve never finished a side project)
(I’ve never finished a side project)
December 7, 2024 at 1:38 PM
I really like #Ruby meta programming capabilities because every single side project I have starts out simple, but then I think “what if I could make the code write the code” or “a DSL would go really nice here”
(I’ve never finished a side project)
(I’ve never finished a side project)
I forgot that my standing desk had buttons
December 5, 2024 at 2:19 AM
I forgot that my standing desk had buttons
Shout outs to xahlee for amazing #emacs content like this one: xahlee.info/emacs/emacs/...
It’s making me stop being lazy and actual commit to learning some elisp, instead of copy-pasting and then trying whatever works like a mad man
It’s making me stop being lazy and actual commit to learning some elisp, instead of copy-pasting and then trying whatever works like a mad man
Elisp: Lisp Basics
xahlee.info
December 5, 2024 at 12:52 AM
Shout outs to xahlee for amazing #emacs content like this one: xahlee.info/emacs/emacs/...
It’s making me stop being lazy and actual commit to learning some elisp, instead of copy-pasting and then trying whatever works like a mad man
It’s making me stop being lazy and actual commit to learning some elisp, instead of copy-pasting and then trying whatever works like a mad man
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average compsci experience
December 2, 2024 at 8:23 PM
average compsci experience
I like that #emacs just inundates you with options for everything. Is it overwhelming sometimes? Yes, totally.
But is it cool to fine tune exactly how Emacs handles and shows white space? Yes, totally!!
But is it cool to fine tune exactly how Emacs handles and shows white space? Yes, totally!!
December 4, 2024 at 12:22 PM
I like that #emacs just inundates you with options for everything. Is it overwhelming sometimes? Yes, totally.
But is it cool to fine tune exactly how Emacs handles and shows white space? Yes, totally!!
But is it cool to fine tune exactly how Emacs handles and shows white space? Yes, totally!!
Prot is one of my most favorite #emacs people because he consistently puts out amazing content like this: protesilaos.com/codelog/2024...
I especially love using the `after-init` hook instead of just calling the mode. I've already adapted my config to this!
I especially love using the `after-init` hook instead of just calling the mode. I've already adapted my config to this!
Emacs: a basic and capable configuration
A basic yet fully capable setup for GNU Emacs. It covers all the essentials.
protesilaos.com
December 2, 2024 at 11:04 PM
Prot is one of my most favorite #emacs people because he consistently puts out amazing content like this: protesilaos.com/codelog/2024...
I especially love using the `after-init` hook instead of just calling the mode. I've already adapted my config to this!
I especially love using the `after-init` hook instead of just calling the mode. I've already adapted my config to this!
Playing around with corfu in #emacs! I was a big company guy for a long time, it’s fun to see alternatives.
I like that corfu is UI only, hooking into Emacs whereas company is UI and has its own backends.
github.com/minad/corfu
company-mode.github.io
I like that corfu is UI only, hooking into Emacs whereas company is UI and has its own backends.
github.com/minad/corfu
company-mode.github.io
GitHub - minad/corfu: :desert_island: corfu.el - COmpletion in Region FUnction
:desert_island: corfu.el - COmpletion in Region FUnction - minad/corfu
github.com
November 28, 2024 at 12:36 AM
Playing around with corfu in #emacs! I was a big company guy for a long time, it’s fun to see alternatives.
I like that corfu is UI only, hooking into Emacs whereas company is UI and has its own backends.
github.com/minad/corfu
company-mode.github.io
I like that corfu is UI only, hooking into Emacs whereas company is UI and has its own backends.
github.com/minad/corfu
company-mode.github.io
who knew that reading the #emacs ‘use-package’ documentation is better than just copy-pasting random declarations until you break your config and then just ‘git revert’ everything
November 26, 2024 at 10:31 PM
who knew that reading the #emacs ‘use-package’ documentation is better than just copy-pasting random declarations until you break your config and then just ‘git revert’ everything
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