"in about 2 weeks, Emacspeak was already a better environment for developing Emacspeak in" http://t.co/ZnPSOkuxCN
miniblog.
It was a smart person who decided that a:visited and a should be different colours in the browser stylesheet. Usability win by default!
Pygments supports an astounding range of languages for highlighting. For example, it has *three* Dylan highlighters! http://t.co/bM8leCklEO
Blogged: Comparative Macrology: http://t.co/aT684ynoSe (more macro systems than you can shake a stick at!)
Emacs' default value for kill-ring size (`kill-ring-max') is only 60. Memory is cheap, bump it up!
Man, f-expressions are mind-bending to write.
lobste.rs have a public log of moderation actions: https://lobste.rs/moderations . Admirable transparency and accountability!
Anyone have a lobste.rs account? I'd like one and I need a reference.
Clojure has both ~@ and @~, but they mean completely different things. Tricky.
.@melpa_emacs "Contacting host: http://t.co/WRBAREGidh"; -- is it possible to access MELPA over HTTPS from package.el?
SO has an amazing community. I asked about Scheme's macro hygiene: http://t.co/1J8ZBe9hR1 and had an answer from an author of a paper!
There's something unproductive about quoting something and doing a blow-by-blow attack of each of their points. It's usually nitpicky.
Saw a job advert looking for someone with Yii experience. Disappointed to learn it's a PHP web framework, the Haskell editor is 'Yi'.
I am very impressed with reveal.js. Easy with a little HTML knowledge, attractive, and effortless code highlighting.
Writing a stack overflow question on Scheme macros, and it suggests the tags 'excel' and 'vba'. Thanks, but not what I was looking for.
We're making progress on an Emacs-specific Stack Exchange site! It now needs people to commit to using it: http://t.co/qjgCoKwwiC
Smartparens is another of those projects where the dedication and quality of the work by the maintainer regularly impresses me.
Clearly, the mistake I've been making in my webdesign is not using the colour blue. A remarkable number of major sites are primarily blue.
Gradually rewriting my first ever Django website, written in 2010. Happy to report I've improved a lot!
Law of large technology communities: They seem to expand until they have a jobs section.
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