miniblog.

Ooh, I've just discovered that you can enable actions on GitHub pull requests by default! This is the actions settings page. My understanding is that GitHub introduced these limits to prevent people trying to run cryptominers on GitHub actions. Sounds like GitHub has largely fixed it.

I'm really impressed with fzf, the terminal fuzzy finder. It makes ctrl-r way more powerful, and it even has a ctrl-t to pass file arguments! It uses existing terminal history rather than 'enable and now you will have history', which is nice too.

I've released tree-sitter-elisp: https://www.npmjs.com/package/tree-sitter-elisp It supports most of Emacs Lisp, and it should enable you to take advantage of the tree-sitter ecosystem. (You could even edit elisp in neovim if you really wanted!)