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Playing with my elisp grammar has exposed some interesting corners of the syntax that I haven't seen before. This is a legal character: ?\C-\M-\S-\H-\s-\A-i Actually pressing ctrl-meta-shift-hyper-super-alt-i might be a little challenging though :)

Explicitly configuring a 'hyper' key for global shortcuts, regardless of the current active application: https://prodtyping.com/blog/hyperkey-hammerspoon Nice idea -- making the desktop more like a modeless UI!

Hyper-G is (was?) an interesting hypertext design, where hyperlinks were stored in a separate database to ensure integrity and allow visualisations with trivial backlink calculations: https://www.ickn.org/elements/hyper/cyb20.htm