Nathaniel Harari @natharari@qoto.org
- Website:
- https://neurolog.dev
Let's see: I've lived in 9 US states (Mass, NY, Pennsylvania, Washington DC, Virginia, Maryland, California, Arizona, Vermont) and England, Belgium, France, Israel, and Japan.
I used to be a news photographer in Washington DC during the Clinton years. I've worked for Congressional Quarterly, UPI, Scripps Howard News Service.
Now I live again in Paris.
Joined Jan 2023
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Spartacus
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#Exhibition
#VanGogh
#France
#Paris
RT @Exulansista
Van Gogh Exhibit in Paris, France.
https://twitter.com/Exulansista/status/1652791474709495808
🦉 Words of Wisdom: Learning to quickly use git can save you from thoroughly fucking up your #Emacs config. 😀
@mph@social.lol np. 👍 😀
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1) 6 2) no 3) M-[2-9] 4) tab-line + config 5) not yet
I have things set up so the most recent buffer is always the left-most tab, and the tabs are sorted by most recent usage, up to 6 shown. Makes it quick to switch among several recent buffers. I usually track this in my head for 2-4 buffers, the tabs are a crutch for more than this or when I am not sure.
@maikelthedev@vmst.io I've said much worse about the right-wing. 🤣
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Sigh. LLMs don't hallucinate. They assemble words. They know nothing, understand nothing. They are being misused by tech platforms and misrepresented by media.
When A.I. Chatbots Hallucinate https://www.nytimes.com/2023/05/01/business/ai-chatbots-hallucinatation.html?smid=tw-share
From Atlas Obscura: The Child-Eating Bunyip Haunts Australia’s Wetlands
https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/murray-river-bunyip-australia-swamp-monster
Of course, the article has mention of the 1978 chidren's book "The Bunyip of Berkeley's Creek", which is a book I grew up with as a kid and love (it was given to me when it was first published).
@mph@social.lol Got it. Thanks! I didn't think to just put the URL into Reeder. I just was looking for the RSS icon on your site and trying /feed or /rss and that didn't work.
I should remember to make technology work for me. 😀
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Montmartre as seen from the Pompidou Centre
@mph@social.lol Just saw your blog posted by Sacha and I was wondering if you have an RSS feed for it? I found it very informative.
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@natharari I use project-tab-groups mode. So I have:
1) a tab per git project open + 1 garbage tab for scratches and other stuff.
2) tabs get named based on project dir
3) M-page up and M-page down
4) already answered
@sqrtminusone@emacs.ch Ah yes. Good point. I'm on a Mac and I use Warp terminal with AI built in so, I'll have to pass. 😀
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"Some of you students of history may remember way back in 2021, when the right insisted that it was waging war against what it called 'cancel culture.'"
Today's Morning Shots from @SykesCharlie: https://morningshots.thebulwark.com/p/the-right-goes-all-in-on-cancel-culture
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Ukraine can win, even in Crimea. And if they do, the reverberations will be felt around the world. Jeffrey Goldberg and I reported from Mikolaiv, Kherson, Odessa, Kyiv:
@sqrtminusone@emacs.ch I see. It makes sense. It's like tab grouping in Safari it seems.
I also didn't know that you can run Alacritty in Emacs?
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Always worth remembering. The web could have been proprietary infrastructure.
https://www.npr.org/2023/04/30/1172276538/world-wide-web-internet-anniversary
"30 years ago this week… something called the World Wide Web launched into the #PublicDomain…#CERN owned Berners-Lee's invention and the lab had the option to license [it] out…for profit. But Berners-Lee believed that keeping the web as open as possible would help it grow… [He] eventually convinced CERN to release the World Wide Web into the public domain without any patents or fees."
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1) So, basically, just one single buffer with no tabs, right?
2) So perspectives replaces tabs for you. I used to do that too. It's a cool system. 👍
3) Nice.
4) I like that idea.
5) Yeah. I have one dedicated tab for it. It's useful that way.
I like your system a lot. It seems to reflect mine but with perspectives instead of tabs. Are there certain advantages for you in using perspectives instead of tabs? I'm curious.
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- Website:
- https://neurolog.dev
Let's see: I've lived in 9 US states (Mass, NY, Pennsylvania, Washington DC, Virginia, Maryland, California, Arizona, Vermont) and England, Belgium, France, Israel, and Japan.
I used to be a news photographer in Washington DC during the Clinton years. I've worked for Congressional Quarterly, UPI, Scripps Howard News Service.
Now I live again in Paris.
Joined Jan 2023
