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starshipchangeling.net | ||
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weidok.al
Green grapes are undeniably better than red grapes. I was surprised to realize this. I think I was prejudiced against green grapes because I like red apples better than green apples. |
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fabioteixeira.eu
A photo diary from the German countryside. |
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taonaw.com
Discovered Harper in this blog post but not sure how to get it to work. Installed with homebrew, evaluated the default lisp they have on their site and... ok, now what? I don't see any Harper-related commands. Has anyone figured it out? Short version: Harper is a frontend to Server Language Protocol (SLP). Emacs has a built-in SLP called Eglot. This means you use Eglot on Emacs to run Harper, so the interactive (M-x) command is Eglot (and it helps if you spell it correctly ?). |
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rickardlindberg.me
Today's realization is that you can get important things done by consistently working on them for 15 minutes at the start of every day. By doing it at the start of the day, you ensure that it gets done. And the rest of the day you don't need to be stressed about not working on your important thing, because you already have. |
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