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wisdom and wonder equanimity λ computing skip to content wisdom and wonder equanimity λ computing menu about archive privacy policy rss search for search button there s no fun like work there s no fun like work william j mayo actual office plaque author grant posted on 2026 03 15 2026 03 15 categories happiness tags happiness leave a comment on there s no fun like work possible successful fun motto make the impossible possible the possible successful and the successful fun author grant posted on 2025 10 20 2025 10 20 categories happiness tags happiness leave a comment on possible successful fun always commit something before branching in git if you use git begin every project by committing at least one file anything before you branch continue reading always commit something before branching in git author grant posted on 2025 06 22 2025 06 22 categories instruction leave a comment on always commit something before branching in git begin blog experiment of no tags and only 8 categories for years personal blogs have imitated industrial systems of categories and tags as if neat taxonomies would guarantee order but in practice humans neither recall nor retrieve information this way no one asks a search engine for cookies to find a childhood recipe nor does anyone filter with chocolate chip cookies and expect meaningful results our minds seek substance through context and memory not hashtags or sql logic continue reading begin blog experiment of no tags and only 8 categories author grant posted on 2025 06 22 2025 06 22 categories stewardship leave a comment on begin blog experiment of no tags and only 8 categories the role of ai llms in your professional life ai can never take responsibility for your actions so if you ever want responsibility you ll need to take accountability and therefore understand what you are doing successfully explain it to others and succeed or fail on your word that is what makes you a professional author grant posted on 2025 06 01 2025 06 01 categories computing tags philosophy leave a comment on the role of ai llms in your professional life are you too busy to learn from the use and design of tools quote follows author grant posted on 2025 04 18 2025 04 18 categories happiness tags happiness leave a comment on are you too busy to learn why lisp is fun via jrm lisp is a language that was designed to be used as a tool for thinking about problems and that is the fun part of programming author grant posted on 2025 04 14 2025 04 14 categories emacs tags emacs leave a comment on why lisp is fun i need your help adding org utf to xetex to melpa hello friends despite my best efforts i cannot do my part to add org utf to xetex to melpa this is my fault unfortunately i m unsure why i can t fork the repo but i need your help now if you are up for the mission then here are the details if you are curious about becoming a co maintainer that would be even better org utf to xetex makes it easy to specify the correct fonts for unicode characters in primarly latin character documents it is a blast to use and makes it easy to add all sorts of characters into your documents that would normally end up looking like this together we can get far and this package is worth it author grant posted on 2025 03 19 2025 03 19 categories emacs tags emacs leave a comment on i need your help adding org utf to xetex to melpa interesting new gptel v0 9 8 features and commits since v0 9 7 the latest version of gptel has some cool features and refinements see version v0 9 8 latest watching gptel get developed is a master class in software development observe the constant consideration and addition of user facing features refinement the existing code adding new code and concepts request fsm for example it is the work of true masters if you love programming elisp it is yet another perfect example of writing re world supportable and maintainable and flexible code might sound trifing but here are some elisp features that are extremely useful in real world programming so check them out if you haven t before cl assert cl loop cl typep condition case condition case unless debug if let letrec pcase let plist put quasiquote structs when let here are the commits i found cool with a reason why continue reading interesting new gptel v0 9 8 features and commits since v0 9 7 author grant posted on 2025 03 16 2025 03 16 categories emacs tags emacs leave a comment on interesting new gptel v0 9 8 features and commits since v0 9 7 refactoring a simple example of simultanously user friendly and debuggable code today i was playing around with hs minor mode hs show all and hs hide all work great to give you a quick overview of the file it is so good in fact that it 1 deserves a key binding because you call it a lot and 2 starts to get tedious alternately calling them consequently i looked for a fix some kind of toggling function code here author grant posted on 2025 03 07 2025 03 07 categories emacs tags emacs 1 comment on refactoring a 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