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Venture into the techno-troughs with the (Bit-Mage), an aspiring Sourcerer on a quest to unravel the mysteries of the digital arcane!
This is a repository of my journal entries, traversing the trancy realms of Lisp to the low-level-land of Assembly.
Whether you're a fledgling apprentice taking your first steps or a seasoned wizard seeking forbidden knowledge...
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This is a repository of my journal entries, traversing the trancy realms of Lisp to the low-level-land of Assembly.
Whether you're a fledgling apprentice taking your first steps or a seasoned wizard seeking forbidden knowledge...
The (Bit-Mage) guild awaits.
Subscribe and we'll encode the fabric of reality - one M-x Butterfly bit flip at a time.
Managing your Configs: GNU Stow
I finally get to managing my configs the right way with GNU stow.
This is a quick and practical "Getting Started with GNU Stow" that'll help you dealing with your configs efficiently.
my stowed dotfiles: github.com/rajp152k/.dotfiles/tree/master
blog: thebitmage.com
buffer: buffer.thebitmage.com
This is a quick and practical "Getting Started with GNU Stow" that'll help you dealing with your configs efficiently.
my stowed dotfiles: github.com/rajp152k/.dotfiles/tree/master
blog: thebitmage.com
buffer: buffer.thebitmage.com
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Видео
Emacs as your Intellectual HQ
Просмотров 51014 дней назад
I describe how I adapt emacs into my daily life as a knowledge worker. My dotfiles: github.com/rajp152k/.dotfiles/tree/master/doom/.config/doom The Blog: thebitmage.com/ The Buffer: buffer. thebitmage.com/ org roam: www.orgroam.com/ zotero: www.zotero.org/ vimium C: github.com/gdh1995/vimium-c
Emacs. Accelerated.
Просмотров 565Месяц назад
I build emacs from source in this one with all the tricks and tips you need to do so smoothly. This is a generic overview of building from source that is distro agnostic. BTW, I forgot to mention that I've also built it on Arch (I tend to forget cause I broke it in 2 weeks), apart from what I already mentioned (WSL2, Debian, Fedora, Arch, OpenSuse Tumbleweed) Further Reading: - akrl.sdf.org/gcc...
Emacs. Buffed.
Просмотров 393Месяц назад
First of many incoming techno-talkthroughs... I talk about buff stackability in emacs: here're the notes for the video from the ideation buffer: buffer.thebitmage.com/sitemap?stack=/20230712224009-emacs.html#org09cb969 A lot of pragmatic emacs stuff coming your way, do like share & subscribe if you find it interesting.. Corrections: - I mention that magit used hydra somewhere in there... - it u...
Vim. But Why?
Просмотров 401Месяц назад
Hi, this is the (Bit-Mage) Presenting the conceptual intro you need to finally get the mindset that you need when getting into vim... Do checkout the Audience Experience Optimization Flowchart: - If you're new to vim and emacs, do 0-2-4-1-6-5 - if you know emacs but not vim, do 0-3-4-1-6-5 - if you love emacs and hate vim, do 2-7-4-1-7-0-7-6 then 5 if you feel like it - if you use emacs and vim...
The Editor Wars. A Memoir.
Просмотров 2032 месяца назад
DISCLAIMER: This description has been deliberately overly romanticized by a large language model (multiple times (fed romanticized input into more romanticizers)) for the sarcastic undertone that the Editor Wars are no less than any conventional war out there. The Editor Wars: A Memoir The ubiquitous text editor, a tool often regarded with a sense of mundane familiarity, can harbor within its s...
Tmux. Essentials.
Просмотров 2133 месяца назад
This video explores the bare essentials of Tmux, a terminal multiplexer, bootstrapping your CLI proficiency initiatives. With Tmux, you can: - Seamlessly manage multiple terminal sessions: Avoid the hassle of creating new terminal windows. - Persist your terminal environment: Keep your sessions open even when you disconnect, so you can pick up where you left off. - Easily share sessions: Collab...
Emacs. But why?
Просмотров 4,9 тыс.3 месяца назад
I was always confused about getting into emacs before I got into it. This video tries to outline that why and initiate more textual jedis into the dark side of manipulating your materialized mind in the cyber world. Emacs isn't just a text editor, it's a cyber workshop for your thoughts. In this video, we explore how Emacs can be molded to supercharge your productivity across research, writing,...
Thinkpads. Fedora. Emacs
Просмотров 4544 месяца назад
Techno-Ramble on my current work setup and my path to the current setup. Home Lab Show : thehomelab.show/ Casa OS : github.com/IceWhaleTech/CasaOS Casa Blog : ruship.dev/posts/rpi-home-server/ Vimium : github.com/gdh1995/vimium-c Thinkpad Review : rajpatil.dev/post/new-laptop/ sway : github.com/swaywm/sway swayfx : github.com/WillPower3309/swayfx waybar : github.com/Alexays/Waybar launcher : gi...
You look ripped as hell. Thats all.
Have you had any experience with declaritive configurations? I currently use stow to manage dotfiles, with script for installation of packages/automatically setting up my emacs environment. But I am currently considering building a 'modern lisp machine', and thinking about Nix or Guix where I can configure the entire OS in lisp.
@@dulcebelluminexpertis4147 not yet, I'm thinking of setting up a GUIX homelab so should find out soon
Great video... are you still using KDE?
@@HommusC2-m8q thanks, Yes, primarily cause I moved on to opensuse tumbleweed recently. Given that it's been touted as the best KDE integration, wanted to give it a serious try ( KDE 6 with Xorg ) Have done wms before (sway, Fedora for my last DD and i3wm, debian on my homelab) and I get why you must be asking this.. So, am using a heavily tweaked krohnkite, and configs for KDE to serve as a wm.. It hasn't disappointed so far
Yay emacs! I'm still carrying forward a setup since 25.x. It builds mostly unchanged until 29.4 but something in 30 borks at least one of my loader scripts so badly not even error paths or fallbacks work. Never had that before, so that'll be fun to fix, I'm sure. Edit: also - ten points for the beard, as well. I'm maybe slightly biased, but still :) Edit2: Just noticed you have a vim piece as well. Ten more points for including the best of both worlds! Well I say that - I've started using Kakoune as my vim flavour. To me it's a delicious, good-defaults middle ground between a truly beefed up nvim and vim/nvim with only personal essentials added, if any.
Could have a look at the scripts if you have the links handy.. PS1: thanks and hope you have a good time on this channel PS2: I do use vanilla vim regularly and I think you might interested in my memoirs over the editor wars : ruclips.net/video/k-ns-hI_5zU/видео.html
@@The-Bit-Mage It's all good. I halfway expect it's gonna be either that some elisp callable(s) have changed, names or that I've managed to hard-code a semver string instead of expanding from a var, somewhere. Thanks a million for the offer, though! I'm sure I will. I already am having :)
reading vedas in emacs when?
Soon..
Amazing to see many people hopping into the beautiful world of emacs. You earned a sub my friend, keep up this awesome work 👍
Also, a video suggestion for you. For someone who's coming from neovim, I find it difficult to not open a terminal outside Emacs, or do other things I was used to doing when using neovim. Could you maybe do a video on how to live completely inside Emacs, including things like workflow to not get out of Emacs. Thanks for giving us amazing contents 👍👍
@@dheerajshenoy1285yes, that is something that took me quite the effort to figure out too.. Do have streamlined workflows now and life is great... Definitely enqueing the idea into the prod pipeline
in arch just do sudo pacman -S emacs-nativecomp
yes, used to do that with Fedora a while ago : 1:39
Your dotfiles for Emacs?
Hi zherka, you should be able to find my doom configs (config.el, package.el, init.el and custom.el) on the second scrollable.. buffer.thebitmage.com/sitemap?stack=%2F20230712224009-emacs.html#orge2e0ab4 I'm working towards having a literate (tangled and weaved via org ) configuration and will soon make a video about that..
github.com/rajp152k/.dotfiles/tree/master/doom/.config/doom
Thank you Raj for your videos, because of these I decided to start using doom emacs and wow... its amazing. I also used openSUSE and Fedora for a while and they're pretty great but Debian is my preferred OS for now Fantastic beard btw!
@@hommusC1 this is amazing!! Rest assured, definitely posting a lot more guides to make esoteric tech interesting and adventurous Believe me, we're just getting started with the possibilities..
God damnit. I have never felt the need to try emacs. wtf. WHY DID I SOMEHOW STUMBLE ON THIS!?!?! But also this is incredible. Your workflow is *chefs kiss*
This video does a great job of breaking down Emacs' extensibility and collaborative potential. Love the focus on buff stackability and how tools can synergize for more than their individual worth.
ill take ano5her swipe to nvim when teej failwind css is released , Bit🎉🎉
@@emulationeduemulationeduca4343 have used nvim for remote setups and is definitely snappier than tramp .. Might start a remote series someday I guess
based beard
Awesome video man! Keep going
Bro has ascended the gui plane into the text realm
Nice job bro
You are like Prot's cousin :D Good video man.
i will say this about the migration to software that's more functional: i stayed with apple computers until they became super expensive (about 2001). i connected to the old slow internet and found "alternative operating systems" like linux/BSD. then i saw an old computer in the trash and took it. Later a CRT screen in the trash. then i bought a magazine with linux cd and installed. Finally, i confronted the command line and literally spent a week learning to ls and how to exit vim. i was just a member of the general population with no money and an interest in figuring things out and finding a better way. my dad was born ~1950. one day he came to visit and saw me on CLI, using midnight commander, editing my Xorg.conf, etc. He kept asking "but how is this useful?" LOL
Subbed. i was watching protesilaos stavrou and your channel appeared in auto suggest. you are a great communicator!
The content in this video was very appealing. Would like to see you teaching how to use emacs/vim for beginners like me😇
@@Sigma_Siddhant Appreciate the kind words; do check out this vid right here giving an overview about the potential of emacs : ruclips.net/video/UwfYn9lTm74/видео.html Rest assured, I do have several philosophically similar and diverse videos lined up
Unique presentation format. I really liked it
why do u look line freemason on the thumbail
Probably the spectacles
Make a vod on denote package
Do you use doom or GNU Emacs
Used vanilla gcc emacs for 4 years, now on the doom config with gcc emacs
Diction has definitely improved 👍🏼
nice beard, bro!! 😁👍
Thanks bro!!