Emacs

• studying how org-lists work : might try to extend the features with something useful of my own

• will be altering the work space and the required mindset that allows me to run emacs as a client with an ever-running daemon

• I already use vim bindings in emacs but I do miss the command line
• have decided to go minimal for my work and retain emacs for personal projects and writing
• reading up on the unix philosophy and aiming to become a true shell ninja.
• knowing about Unix operating system does excite me and do hope to learn a lot more
• I'll definitely never give up emacs but a basic awareness of the operating system with the utilities of a CLI do encourage me to get good at both ecosystems
• starting a similar Vim stream to log all my works, I'll be keeping the vimrc simple this time and not be using a lot of external plugins but rely on the vanilla features of vim
• already excited about getting back to a dark green terminal screen..

• youtube video on navigating the text editing landscape
  • on why one should not settle even in 2023
• starting with the skills necessary to efficiently edit text
  • touch typing -> efficient navigation (vim) -> playing with the nuts and bolts (emacs)
    • why not VS code?

• thinking of writing and emacs extension
  • visualizing my knowledge graph in an interactive manner
  • existing extensions do exist but it would be a good experience building it from scratch
  • will be proceeding formally and take it up as a proper initiative

Started using smudge (spotify on emacs) : more time in emacs… Thinking of summarizing my init.el in a blog : been around 2-3 years since I last did that

The single greatest tool choice I've ever made in terms of editing efficiently (right along side vim : I use Evil GccEmacs 28 as of now)