"The Lindy effect (also known as Lindy's Law) is a theorized phenomenon by which the future life expectancy of some non-perishable things, like a technology or an idea, is proportional to their current age. Thus, the Lindy effect proposes the longer a period something has survived to exist or be used in the present, it is also likely to have a longer remaining life expectancy. Longevity implies a resistance to change, obsolescence or competition and greater odds of continued existence into the future."
@@huistelefoon5375hahahah That , means u have configured emacs very poorly. My emacs 29 with native comp enabled , the config is compiled into byte code and it loads up in 0.5s with more than 300 packages installed.
There is a trend where people expect YOU to generate THEIR hype for Emacs while playing Devil's Advocate the whole way. I like Emacs for me. It's YOUR job to generate YOUR own hype. Excellent video.
I still use emacs. I've been using emacs as my IDE for the longest time, until about two years ago. Why did I stop? Well, I still use it, but just the core functionality. I stopped using it as my primary IDE b/c I was tired of companies having an old version of emacs and having to get around their firewall to get a new one, or making work around with the version that they had. Not to mention, all the setup I needed to do even if I got all the packages that I wanted. The whole process can take as long as the contracted work I signed on to do.
it was visual studio, a paid software that microsoft invest a lot of money an it still grows slow and resource hungry without substantial feature change that makes me migrate to something more simple like vim. so, no VS is not the "steam hammer" of software.
Re: ruclips.net/video/RC5yGM8fk8g/видео.html John Henry won the race. And then he died immediately after winning. But he won! ;-D > According to legend, John Henry's prowess as a steel-driver was measured in a race against a steam-powered rock drilling machine, a race that he won only to die in victory with hammer in hand as his heart gave out from stress. Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Henry_(folklore)
Amen brother! The second I heard that emacs can do what vim does but INSIDE emacs, there was no going back ever. This is the one true way. It brought balance to the force.
@@jackkelly8677 I am disappointed because lex didn't have the background or desire to press any of responses by Collins, who made some very questionable comments. Doesn't mean I have some inherent bias. That is very narrow minded of you.
One of the funniest things I've seen in a while, when you google "vi", Google will say "Did you mean: emacs" And if you google "emacs", Google will say "Did you mean: vi"
It is hard to believe that there is any serious programmer who doesn't use Emacs. Vim is great for quick edits and/or server management, but Emacs is way more than a program to edit files.
hmm I feel after 100 years all the editors and everything will be very very different .. it will all be neural interfaced to raw dawg into some local quantum jabberwacky ! 🤣
@@andreavolpedifuoco2548 This has to be a joke right. STOP USING GEDIT AND START USING EMACS CTRL-G CTRL-X F RINSE AND REPEAT RINSE AND REPEAT RIMSE AND REPEAT
i really love you man, but emacs!!!, really!!!!, if i didn't love your work, i would've unsubscribe and report you immediately, i hope you find the correct editor, that is VIM❤️.
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"People don't quit emacs. They just die at some point"
"'emacs cured my autism"
I get this reference ! I wonder how many people land here from that "interview"
@@MarkLiversedge what do I record my interviews in? EMACS!
I just switched my OS to emacs. Watching this in an emacs buffer.
As a vim person, no reason to be ashamed - nobody is without flaws.
😂
agree
MARK OF THE BEAST MARK OF THE BEAST MARK OF THE BEAST MARK OF THE BEAST 👹🔥👹🔥👹🔥👹
You shouldn't be ashamed to come out from wherever you are. Oh, what's that you say? You can't get out? Well, that's a shame.
@@basscass710 vi vi vi, the editor of the beast
-Richard Stallman
"The Lindy effect (also known as Lindy's Law) is a theorized phenomenon by which the future life expectancy of some non-perishable things, like a technology or an idea, is proportional to their current age. Thus, the Lindy effect proposes the longer a period something has survived to exist or be used in the present, it is also likely to have a longer remaining life expectancy. Longevity implies a resistance to change, obsolescence or competition and greater odds of continued existence into the future."
"you can't run the modern world without a bunch of shell scripts". I caught between equal parts sadness and amazement at that observation.
I love the fact that Neal is truly a nerd to the core. One of the GOAT SciFi writers for sure.
😅 Been a VIM user most of my career, but recently the tables have turned and I'm an Emacs convert. Doom Emacs FTW 😬
DOOOOOM!
vi vi vi editor of the beast
@@akshitkumar9402 vim keybinding is awesome, but the editor itself is shit
What I love about emacs is that *everything* is coded in elisp. What I hate about emacs is that everything is coded in *elisp* .
Elisp is the divine language.
I think you mean {{{{What I hate {a}{b}{o}{u}{t} emacs }}}{{{is {{{that }{{every{{thing{is} {}coded{{}}{{}} in{{{{{ elisp}}}}
The duality of man.
I read somewhere in the manual about executing c code, but idk much abt it lol
At least it's not overgrown ex macro language.
Evil mode gang here
Org-mode for docs
hell yeah, brother
Haha yes evil mode is what kept me on Emacs over vim (along with org mode)
Yes, because Emacs is the best Vim client! But also a pretty decent operating system, has longer boot times than GNU/Linux though.
@@huistelefoon5375hahahah That , means u have configured emacs very poorly.
My emacs 29 with native comp enabled , the config is compiled into byte code and it loads up in 0.5s with more than 300 packages installed.
Ah, I see you're a man of culture as well, Lex.
Lex you should put a video for you using emcas and explaining your emacs setup
There is a trend where people expect YOU to generate THEIR hype for Emacs while playing Devil's Advocate the whole way. I like Emacs for me. It's YOUR job to generate YOUR own hype. Excellent video.
I still use emacs. I've been using emacs as my IDE for the longest time, until about two years ago. Why did I stop? Well, I still use it, but just the core functionality. I stopped using it as my primary IDE b/c I was tired of companies having an old version of emacs and having to get around their firewall to get a new one, or making work around with the version that they had. Not to mention, all the setup I needed to do even if I got all the packages that I wanted. The whole process can take as long as the contracted work I signed on to do.
I haven't been using emacs as much as I'd like to for the same reason, sometimes it isn't worth the hassle.
Org-mode in emacs is the second brain I dreamed in highschool.
notepad works
@@aneeshprasobhan actually it doesn't, have you what org mode can do?
@@godfather7339 yeah, i watched some vids. Looks nice. But a notepad still works.
@@aneeshprasobhan yah mean.. Like... With a pencil? And paper? Ewwwwww
@@FLMKane Yes.
it was visual studio, a paid software that microsoft invest a lot of money an it still grows slow and resource hungry without substantial feature change that makes me migrate to something more simple like vim. so, no VS is not the "steam hammer" of software.
Re: ruclips.net/video/RC5yGM8fk8g/видео.html
John Henry won the race. And then he died immediately after winning. But he won! ;-D
> According to legend, John Henry's prowess as a steel-driver was measured in a race against a steam-powered rock drilling machine, a race that he won only to die in victory with hammer in hand as his heart gave out from stress.
Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Henry_(folklore)
emacs gang rise up
At work, I nowadays basically exclusively work with Windows servers. First thing I install in any new virtual machine is git bash and emacs :)
Why would you use regular expressions to convert TeX to word when there's a ready-made set of scripts (pandoc) already widely used for this?
Yeah, or just use Org-mode and export as ODF!
If we're still typing on keyboards and using terminals etc in 50 years then we will have emacs and vim most likely
John Henry DOES win against the steam-hammer the story. He just dies of cardiac arrest at the end from overworking himself in order to beat it.
*Neal Stephenson on Emacs (on some guy's podcast).
pandoc can convert well between tex and docx
Markdown and Pandoc is all you need to write!
Markdown does not have enough structure to organise content. I really hope they expand it a tiny bit.
Org mode guys, that's what you are all looking for.
@@PegoOfficial Yes, org-mode :-)
Disappointed that you chose Emacs over Vim. Just thought you should know
Based Lex Best Lex
People who use echo and
Noob real editors use cat and sed and echo for any edits ed is bloat emacs is bloat vim is bloat everything else is bloat
Vim is here to stay. Evil mode is the way.
Amen brother! The second I heard that emacs can do what vim does but INSIDE emacs, there was no going back ever. This is the one true way. It brought balance to the force.
Doom emacs. The best of two worlds
Disappointed in your conversation with Francis Collins. Just thought you should know
I am sure he cares
it was a great q/a... when you don't want to hear something, it's not because of the content, frankly it's you.
@@jackkelly8677 I am disappointed because lex didn't have the background or desire to press any of responses by Collins, who made some very questionable comments. Doesn't mean I have some inherent bias. That is very narrow minded of you.
@@DarrylHebbes lex is actually a really nice and honest person. I'm sure he does care.
thanks means respect .
One of the funniest things I've seen in a while, when you google "vi", Google will say "Did you mean: emacs"
And if you google "emacs", Google will say "Did you mean: vi"
Personally I prefer an editor that doesn't break your wrists by default and starts instantly, but that's just me.
You MUST swap caps lock and ctrl to use eMacs
@@DaMonster swapping caps lock and ctrl is cringe. swapping esc and caps lock master race
@@FlanPoirot using both on the same key is better
@@linuxramblingproductions8554 damn bro, I don't think I can compete with this level of chadery
I suspect that you close your editor ...
obee is the greatest editor of all time
chuck norris bows to emacs
My respect for Lex 📉📉
nano chad here
I heart nerd lex.
It is hard to believe that there is any serious programmer who doesn't use Emacs. Vim is great for quick edits and/or server management, but Emacs is way more than a program to edit files.
There's a lot of tools out there. I'm an emacs user but most people go with vscode
Emacs is it's own operating system, pretty impressive. Too bad that it lacks a decent text editor.
@@marcusrehn6915 haha emacs bad editor meme from 1990 haha
jfc there's evil mode, just use that. It's literally emacs with vim keybindings.
I have been a .NET and SQL developer for 20 years, I have never used Emacs once.
You traiter, you took the MS money and left for VS Code. You are an Evil man (reference to emacs evil)
Nice
GREAT
vim pops and out too !
hmm I feel after 100 years all the editors and everything will be very very different .. it will all be neural interfaced to raw dawg into some local quantum jabberwacky ! 🤣
Doom
I'm a gedit man guy
There Is any differenze with Emacs and Vim?
@@andreavolpedifuoco2548 don’t ask, you’ll regret it
@@andreavolpedifuoco2548 This has to be a joke right. STOP USING GEDIT AND START USING EMACS CTRL-G CTRL-X F RINSE AND REPEAT RINSE AND REPEAT RIMSE AND REPEAT
@@basscass710 M-X die-heathen
Needs inquisition.el installed though
NANO gang!
Noobs fight over Emacs vs Vim
Real Programmers use Wordpad to write code
Wrong, Real programmers write code on Microsoft Word
I think my load
And then he went to VS code... Traitor!!!
i really love you man, but emacs!!!, really!!!!, if i didn't love your work, i would've unsubscribe and report you immediately, i hope you find the correct editor, that is VIM❤️.
Emacs has its own lisp and If you love both the choice is pretty obvious.
DOOM Emacs, best of both worlds.
Nano gang wya
and Visual Studio still sucks!
why does VSC suck?
Illuminati confirmed
doom
VI or GTFO. Shutdown your podcast, burn it all down, start over, and beg for forgiveness.
Haven't watched the video yet, but the title better be a clickbait.
Nerds.
Yes. Besides the fact that people of that kind have created internet and you're just using this very internet to call them that way, they are.
no. he has no vision whatsoever. none of you simps do.
Bruh. Latex and yasnippet. Just make a snippet for italics.
Key:(it)
Expand: \textit{$0}