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Change Org Mode TODO keyword color based on the state and the current Modus theme

Oct 14, 2024| emacs, org

I use modus-theme-toggle to switch between modus-vivendi-tinted and modus-operandi-tinted depending on whether I want a dark background or a light one. I also customize my org-todo-keyword-faces to visually distinguish TODO, DONE, WAITING, and SOMEDAY. This is how to colour them based on the current Modus theme.

(defun my-org-todo-set-keyword-faces ()
  (setq org-todo-keyword-faces
        `(("TODO" . (:foreground ,(modus-themes-get-color-value 'blue-warmer) :weight bold))
          ("DONE" . (:foreground ,(modus-themes-get-color-value 'green-warmer) :weight bold))
          ("WAITING" . (:foreground ,(modus-themes-get-color-value 'red-warmer) :weight bold))
          ("SOMEDAY" . (:foreground ,(modus-themes-get-color-value 'fg-dim) :weight bold))))
  (when (derived-mode-p 'org-mode)
    (font-lock-fontify-buffer)))
(with-eval-after-load 'modus-themes
  (add-hook 'modus-themes-after-load-theme-hook #'my-org-todo-set-keyword-faces))

This is part of my Emacs configuration.

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2024-10-14 Emacs news

Oct 14, 2024| emacs, emacs-news

Upcoming events:
- Emacs APAC: Announcing Emacs Asia-Pacific (APAC) virtual meetup, Saturday, October 26, 2024
- M-x Research: TBA https://m-x-research.github.io/ Wed Oct 16 0800 America/Vancouver - 1000 America/Chicago - 1100 America/Toronto - 1500 Etc/GMT - 1700 Europe/Berlin - 2030 Asia/Kolkata - 2300 Asia/Singapore
- Emacs APAC (virtual) https://emacs-apac.gitlab.io/ Sat Oct 26 0130 America/Vancouver - 0330 America/Chicago - 0430 America/Toronto - 0830 Etc/GMT - 1030 Europe/Berlin - 1400 Asia/Kolkata - 1630 Asia/Singapore
Emacs configuration:
- Thaodan/use-package-transient - Codeberg.org (@thaodan@mastodon.social)
- Announcing Emacs-Kick: A Kickstart for Emacs focused on Vimmers
- Configuración de Emacs Vanilla - Hardlimit
- Customizing Emacs And Eshell - DT LIVE (01:08:51)
- Irreal: Emacs Configuration Can Be Easy
Emacs Lisp:
- Marcin Borkowski: Autoloads
- Trying eev with a sexp (2024)
- Aprendendo Emacs Lisp - Corte 6: Escrevendo em buffers (53:02)
Appearance:
- Theme loading macros for light/dark
- konrad1977/cocaine-line: A minimal mode-line for emacs which is not highly configurable and doesn't work in terminal (Reddit)
- Hack: Use pixel-scroll for all scrolling and recentering functions/commands
Navigation:
- Centaur Tabs - The best tab (UI) system for Emacs! (Jan 2024)
- speedrect v0.5: modal tools during rectangle selection, now with column fill (Reddit)
- Emacs tip: Use windmove to navigate open buffer windows
- Re: Add function to rotate/transpose all windows
- Making Killing Nicer in Emacs (04:22, July 2024)
Hyperbole:
- Doing a Research Project and using GNU Hyperbole's Integrated Features
Writing:
- James Cherti: Emacs: Automating Table of Contents Update for Markdown Documents (e.g., README.md)
- Marcin Borkowski: mrr-replace-mode - multi-replace regexps
- Grammar tools for Emacs [LWN.net] (2016, Reddit)
- Chris Maiorana: Second Brain, Second Nature - build your own system
Org Mode:
- organize your life, with orgmode (30:12)
- Tip about using org-agenda-include-diary to display the diary
- Referencing Org Table Cells with Text Regions (Reddit)
- Using Org Mode to write and organize a book (@Jose_A_Alonso@mathstodon.xyz)
- Building a blog from Org Mode files using only Emacs (@evgandr@mas.to)
- Summary of org and org-roam statistics
- Org development:
  - Add repeat-mode keymap for navigation commands
Completion:
- James Dyer: Simple Directory and File Creation Using Vertico Completion Exit With Input
- sway-completing-read
Coding:
- Tip: customize cycle-spacing-actions
- Edit code chunks from multiple files in one buffer (a prototype) (Reddit, HN)
- SamuelVanie/entr-runner.el: An emacs package that will facilitate hot reloading of custom process or command (Reddit)
- pythonic-emacs/djangonaut: Emacs minor mode for Django.
- 33 CL, Add C-c C-j Functionality from Slime to Sly in Emacs (23:42)
- Debugging GameCube applications/games (in Emacs) (2023)
- emacs-bazel-mode: Emacs mode for Bazel
Shells:
- Emacs package highlight - vterm (2023)
- pull-shell - a simple utility to run emacs shell from outside of emacs. (Reddit)
Web:
- theesm/chrewwmium.el: Open/bookmark/capture links/pages from Chromium in Emacs (@theesm@social.tchncs.de)
- Send browser URLs to Emacs EWW (Mac)
Mail, news, and chat:
- Release v0.16 · Ement.el (Matrix chat client for Emacs)
Multimedia:
- Sacha Chua: Yay Emacs 5: Tweaking my video workflow with WhisperX and subed-record
Fun:
- Using decide-mode to help with games
AI:
- For better or worse, ChatGPT can be your #emacs #orgmode helper… - George Jones (@eludom@fosstodon.org)
- Integrando AI con mi herramienta de trabajo preferida: Google Gemini, Emacs Lisp y GNU/Linux!!
Community:
- Weekly Tips, Tricks, &c. Thread - write-region, eglot-stay-out-of, C-x in transients, blamer-bindings
- 5 Reasons Why I Love and Use Emacs in Linux - Make Tech Easier (Reddit)
- Ask HN: If you were rewriting Emacs from scratch, what would you do differently? (Reddit)
- "Philosophical" question: Is elisp the only language that could've made Emacs what it is? If so, why?
- Irreal: 🥩 Red Meat Friday: Is Lisp Syntax Boring
Other:
- Tip: delete-duplicate-lines (@mstempl@mastodon.social)
- Head & Tail in EmacsLisp (Reddit)
- a useful snippet to bring emacs client to the front on OS X
Emacs development:
- emacs-devel:
- Add foldout command for widening to current fold
- Remove buttons when disabling 'button-mode'
- Add unbuttonize-region
- Add imenu support for ODF files in doc-view
- Make revision completion in vc-diff and vc-root-diff more predictable
- Implement drag-n-drop for w32 with support for files and text
- New command-line options for 'etags'
- Support file creation and deletion in diff-apply-hunk
- Support calling 'project-current' with custom prompt
New packages:
- copilot-chat: Copilot chat interface (MELPA)
- org-inline-pdfcomment: Export Support for Inline Tasks as PDF Comments (MELPA)
- sml-ts-mode: SML major-mode using tree-sitter (MELPA)
- uniline: Draw lines, boxes, & arrows with the keyboard (MELPA)
- wollok-mode: Major mode for the Wollok programming language (MELPA)

Links from reddit.com/r/emacs, r/orgmode, r/spacemacs, r/planetemacs, Mastodon #emacs, Hacker News, lobste.rs, programming.dev, lemmy.world, lemmy.ml, communick.news, planet.emacslife.com, YouTube, the Emacs NEWS file, Emacs Calendar, and emacs-devel. Thanks to Andrés Ramírez for emacs-devel links. Do you have an Emacs-related link or announcement? Please e-mail me at sacha@sachachua.com. Thank you!

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Wednesday weblog: Toots ending 2024-10-09

Oct 9, 2024| review

Here's what I've been posting on @sacha@social.sachachua.com:

Emacs
- Emacs equivalent of screenshots.debian.net? 2024-10-09T12:54:35.785Z
  
  https://screenshots.debian.net/ is neat. Do we have one of those for #Emacs packages? Could be a long-term project.
- Planet Emacslife updates 2024-10-08T10:51:48.127Z
  
  More tweaks to planet.emacslife.com - I had been incorrectly checking the future-dated posts, whoops. Should work again! Also, I updated my blog feed and my new posts are finally getting aggregated again.
- Pan and zoom for beginner map 2024-10-08T00:39:36.301Z
  
  Mwahaha, I've added pan and zoom to my #Emacs map at https://sachachua.com/web/beginner-map.html thanks to the https://github.com/bumbu/svg-pan-zoom Javascript library. The power! Now if I could figure out some kind of nice keyboard navigation for arbitrary SVG directed graph...
- Controlling Org Mode export of inline SVGs using ATTR_HTML 2024-10-07T14:57:58.311Z
  
  #OrgMode and #EmacsLisp: I figured out how to use values from ~ATTR_HTML~ attributes in my custom function for inlining SVGs in my export from #Emacs so that I can specify ~#+ATTR_HTML :data-link t~ before an image if I don't want it inlined. The trick was to use ~org-export-read-attribute~ with the parent of the link, like so:
  
```
(plist-get (org-export-read-attribute :attr_html (org-element-parent-element link))
:data-link)
```
  
  For example, the Org source for https://sachachua.com/blog/2024/09/combining-mastodon-timelines-using-mastodon-el/ has
  
```
#+CAPTION: Screenshot of combined timeline in mastodon.el
#+ATTR_HTML: :data-link t
[[file:/home/sacha/recordings/2024-10-07-10-37-39.svg]]
```
  
  More info about sometimes inlining SVGs at https://sachachua.com/blog/2024/09/include-inline-svgs-in-org-mode-html-and-markdown-exports/
- Beginner map - bookmarks, dired, dynamic map 2024-10-03T14:46:34.898Z
  
  I added a section on bookmarks and a section on dired to my #emacs map. I also added two Org Babel blocks to dynamically calculate the nodes and edges so that they get included via noweb syntax.
  https://sachachua.com/web/beginner-map.html (source: https://sachachua.com/web/beginner-map.org)
- Making YouTube shorts 2024-10-06T19:52:27.707Z
  
  The kiddo's bingewatching of Minecraft Youtube shorts gives me a new appreciation for how much can be squeezed into 60 seconds. I've been thinking about little bits of my config/workflow that I want to review by shuffling a playlist of audio notes (and maybe eventually managing it with a spaced-repetition system). Here are three so far: https://youtube.com/shorts/NUgKVOX6UZQ (Embark and C-h, rewriting custom Org links, and inserting links with consult-omni).
  
  I like that the text is short enough for me to draft on my phone, the recording is something I can squeeze into a quiet moment, and subed-record lets me put it together with visuals. Later, I'll commit my changes to subed-record and compile-media that let me do the open captions as those somewhat-trendy centered short burned-in subtitles (with my handwriting! https://github.com/sachac/sachac-hand) once I get back to my setup.
  
  I'll eventually figure out how to put them on my blog and make them available as a podcast for all y'all who don't do YouTube. =)
Other tech:
- YouTube shorts limitations 2024-10-07T18:26:39.209Z
  
  Boo, hadn't realized that #YouTube shorts don't let you put convenient links in the description. I could make them regular videos (and maybe go back to landscape orientation) or stick a QR code on the end for a few seconds. Hmm...
- Rails upgrade 2024-10-03T00:30:52.230Z
  
  Okay, that was actually less painful than I expected. I think I've gotten my personal time/etc. tracking site moved from Rails 4.2 to Rails 7.2 and from Ruby 2.6 to Ruby 3.1.0. Along the way, I discarded Rspec 2 tests, handles_sortable_columns, acts-as-tree-with-dotted-ids (replaced with ancestry), rails4-autocomplete, omniauth (been meaning to get rid of it anyway), paperclip (disabled the clothing part of the tracker), and mysql (switch to sqlite3). Nice to spend time on technical debt.

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Yay Emacs 5: Tweaking my video workflow with WhisperX and subed-record

Oct 7, 2024| emacs, subed, yay-emacs

I'm tweaking my video workflow. I use Orgzly Revived on my Android phone to write the text, and I use Easy Voice Recorder to record it. Syncthing automatically copies both to my laptop. I use WhisperX to transcribe my recording, and I use a little bit of Emacs Lisp to figure out timestamps for each word. I edit this to fix errors. I can even rearrange things and get rid of umms or ahs or anything I don't want.Then I use subed-convert to turn it into a VTT file. I can tweak the start and end times by looking at the waveforms. Then I add comments with the visuals I want. I can add images, animated GIFs, or videos, and they're automatically squeezed or stretched to fit. I can also have them play at original speed. Then I set up open captions and use subed-record-compile-video. Tada!

Links:

Orgzly Revived
Easy Voice Recorder
WhisperX
Using Emacs Lisp to process WhisperX timestamps
Subed
My other blog posts about subed
Subed-record
Animated GIF By DemonDeLuxe (Dominique Toussaint) - Image: Newtons cradle animation book.gif, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=3717500

You can watch this on YouTube, download the video, or download the audio.

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2024-10-07 Emacs news

Oct 7, 2024| emacs, emacs-news

Upcoming events:
- OrgMeetup (virtual) https://bbb.emacsverse.org/b/iho-h7r-qg8-led Thu Oct 10 0900 America/Vancouver - 1100 America/Chicago - 1200 America/Toronto - 1600 Etc/GMT - 1800 Europe/Berlin - 2130 Asia/Kolkata – Fri Oct 11 0000 Asia/Singapore
- Atelier Emacs Montpellier (in person) https://lebib.org/date/atelier-emacs Fri Oct 11 1800 Europe/Paris
- M-x Research: TBA https://m-x-research.github.io/ Wed Oct 16 0800 America/Vancouver - 1000 America/Chicago - 1100 America/Toronto - 1500 Etc/GMT - 1700 Europe/Berlin - 2030 Asia/Kolkata - 2300 Asia/Singapore
- Call for proposals - European Lisp Symposium 2025: May 19-20 Zürich, deadline March 2
Beginner:
- 🤪 emacs tutorial (06:20)
- Understanding Emacs modes - YouTube (58:19)
- Wizbango Episode 3 [Emacs Basics] (27:02)
- Emacs link map (@sacha@social.sachachua.com)
- ¿Se sigue utilizando y desarrollando GNU Emacs en 2024? Una "Breve" Intro de solo 2 horas (02:08:53)
- Emacs 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 (03:36) (in Spanish; part of a series)
Emacs configuration:
- [Emacs-Kicks Project] - For all Neovim users - Seeking Feedback & Interest!
  - Request for Comment: Casual Package Consolidation (@kickingvegas@sfba.social)
- mehrad/.emacs.d: This is my attempt to put together my own emacs config (@Mehrad@fosstodon.org)
- patrickdelliott's Emacs Config
Emacs Lisp:
- Major Mode Comfort Functions, Because I'm Lazy - how to add a mode to autoloads and auto-mode-alist
- [ANN] f.el v0.21.0 has been released! (Reddit) file times, mkdir path, shortdoc
- Aprendendo Emacs Lisp - Corte 5: Jogo da adivinhação (01:07:41)
Appearance:
- pulsic.el - Temporarily highlight the current line on window state change (Reddit)
- James Dyer: Syncing Tab Theme After Theme Load
- Listing and setting installed coding/monospaced fonts function for your Emacs
Navigation:
- Simple ripgrep integration that reuses grep-mode (@jroimartin@fosstodon.org)
- Combine orgrr-search and metasearch-search-set (@laotang@mastodon.social)
- rtrppl/metasearch: Metasearch for Emacs (@laotang@mastodon.social)
- project-root-initialize
- Avyならなんでもできる | Emacs JP
Writing:
- [pdf] A quick guide on writing a book with Emacs Org-mode. (Reddit)
- Writing with Emacs (Reddit, Irreal)
Org Mode:
- SUMMARY - #11 bbb:OrgMeetup on Wed, Sep 11, 19:00 UTC+3 - Ihor Radchenko (@yantar92@fosstodon.org)
- Beginner tip about tagging Org Mode headings and filtering them
- Save buffer automatically with org-clock-out (@mocom@mastodon.social)
- Literate Org Haskell
- nix-shell-in-emacs-org-mode
- Ross A. Baker: Creating and Styling Callouts in Hugo (@shom@fosstodon.org) - also ox-hugo
Denote:
- denote-capture
- Bibliographic Notes with the citar-denote Emacs Package
Completion:
- Corfu section of an Emacs tutorial (@tristanC@functional.cafe)
- From Ivy To Vert&co – Tristan's Zettelkasten
- xvw - Expansion d'abréviations avec YASnippet
Coding:
- Emacs for Python and Poetry Using `basedpyright-langserver` (@webbureaucrat@floss.social)
- Extending Emacs's Go Tree Sitter Mode’s Imenu Function to Include Test Run // Take on Rules (@takeonrules@dice.camp)
- martianh/tp.el: Transient utilities for POSTing to an API (@mousebot@todon.nl)
- `cargo-jump-xref.el`: Help you jump to cargo dependency's source file in `Cargo.toml` file
Math:
- [karthink] Emacs 💜 LaTeX (14:13, Reddit) - also Org Mode and Calc, very cool (@ctietze, @Nidish96@emacs.ch)
- More LaTeX productivity tips
- Emacs/math/latex twitch stream
Shells:
- Customizing Emacs And Eshell - DT LIVE (01:08:51)
Web:
- Open with EWW - The Great SummerEmacs Blog (Reddit, @summeremacs@fashionsocial.host)
Mail, news, and chat:
- Opening a remote mbox file from Emacs (@jroimartin@fosstodon.org)
Fun:
- my-3x4-mode: Pseudofonts in Emacs. (Reddit)
- Zalgo Mode - A Minor mode for writing spooky looking text
AI:
- llm-apply.el: Modify buffer contents via LLMs
- Introduce aider (AI programming in terminal), and emacs binding for it, aider.el
- Go talk to the LLM (lobste.rs)
- 最強ローカルLLM実行環境としてのEmacs
Community:
- Weekly Tips, Tricks, &c. Thread - ERT run at point
- 5 Reasons Why I Love and Use Emacs in Linux - Make Tech Easier (@governa@fosstodon.org)
- What are some advantages to using Emacs as a newbie?
- On vim vs Emacs - Steve Purcell: emacs can be vim
- Irreal: Why Emacs: The View From Vim
Other:
- Jiewawa: Useful Emacs commands for reading
- Recommending side-notes and dot-mode
- Emacs as Menu for Shell Commands, Passwords and Bluetooth Connections (01:04, @mekeor@mastodon.catgirl.cloud)
- Recording and screenshotting windows: the lazy way - macosrec
- How to get railwaycat's Mitsuharu 29.4 port in homebrew (Mac OS X)
- PSA Night and day Mac Emacs builds: caldwell (night) vs. jimeh (day)
- Emacs-plus PATH in macOS Sequoia | The Art Of Not Asking Why (@jtr@fosstodon.org)
Emacs development:
- emacs-devel:
  - Discussion about preconfigured Emacs
  - Preview of tty child frames in scratch/tty-child-frames
- Add a shortcut to go up in the menu hierarchy.
- Add file/buffer-to-register (Bug#73308)
- ; * etc/NEWS: Document Python electric-layout-mode support.
- Add imenu index function for DjVu files in doc-view
- New minor mode find-function-mode replaces find-function-setup-keys
- Add commands to interactively set/unset keyboard translations
- New M-~ entry in save-some-buffers-action-alist
- New function shell-command-do-open
- New value 'permanent-only' for defcustom :local keyword
- New command diff-delete-other-hunks
New packages:
- bitbake-ts-mode: A major mode to use bitbake tree-sitter (MELPA)
- corsair: Text accumulation enhancements for GPTel (MELPA)
- flymake-biome: A flymake plugin for SQL files using biome (MELPA)
- genexpr-mode: Major mode for editing GenExpr files (MELPA)
- varuga: Send ical calendar invites by email (MELPA)

Links from reddit.com/r/emacs, r/orgmode, r/spacemacs, r/planetemacs, Mastodon #emacs, Hacker News, lobste.rs, programming.dev, lemmy.world, lemmy.ml, communick.news, planet.emacslife.com, YouTube, the Emacs NEWS file, Emacs Calendar, and emacs-devel. Thanks to Andrés Ramírez for emacs-devel links. Do you have an Emacs-related link or announcement? Please e-mail me at sacha@sachachua.com. Thank you!

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Wednesday weblog: Toots ending 2024-10-02

Oct 2, 2024| review

Tech

Server upgrade 2024-10-01T19:34:35.535Z

Okay, my VPS should now be on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS. Things I bumped into along the way:
- Had to reinstall MySQL for some reason. Fortunately kept all the data, although I did need to recreate directories for logs and sockets.
- Reinstalled my Docker images. Fortunately kept all the data on disk, so that was fine. Along the way, upgraded my mongo DB from 4.2 to 4.4 to 5 to 6 to 7.
- Panicked when gotosocial was taking a while to start up, interrupted it and tried again, ended up with a partially-migrated database and worse problems. Fortunately had a backup of the db, so I restored and patiently waited.
Eleventy upgrade 2024-09-30T17:35:26.858Z

I managed to get my blog upgraded from Eleventy 2 to Eleventy 3.0.0-alpha.20. find-dired and wdired were useful for finding all the .js files and turning them into .cjs.
Supernote colour template 2024-09-27T03:05:15.033Z

I finally got around to checking if the #Supernote can handle colour templates despite only letting me draw in black, white, and two shades of gray. It keeps the colour in the export! That means I can make a template that uses a specific color to make a grid, which is then easy to strip out of it with Python. That saves me 3-6 taps and reduces friction even further. Looking forward to experimenting with that at the next opportunity.
Blog tweaks and other code - 2024-09-26T17:02:17.804Z

A couple of little tweaks:

- I re-added a "Random" link to my blog header, nudged by https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41647654
- I added a sitemap.xml , so let's see if search engines pick stuff up
- I wrote some code to move Org properties from a subtree to a parent
- I changed my code for inserting the latest file from my Supernote A5X e-ink device into Org Mode to also recolor, recognize text, rename, and archive the file
Setting up hibernate 2024-09-26T00:08:50.365Z

I followed the directions at https://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2021/08/enable-hibernate-ubuntu-21-10/ to set up a swap partition and enable hibernate. Now I can pause whatever I'm doing in Linux in order to switch to Windows to play Minecraft Bedrock with the kiddo, and then switch back to Linux afterwards.

Life

Drawing inspiration from reference librarians 2024-09-26T23:55:01.196Z

I'm imagining the kind of person I want to grow into over the next few decades. I think a fair part of it might be learning how to be more like a reference #librarian for the kinds of things I'm interested in, like #Emacs. Might not know the answer itself, might know the general direction one can find the answer in and what kinds of words to look for; might not focus on finding the answer myself, might take the time to help people learn how to figure things out; might not focus on the surface question, but dig deeper to find out what might be a good fit, might not just wait for questions, might also do outreach and readers' advisory. This is a handy way for me to think about it because it means I can tap into how people have been learning about this sort of stuff for hundreds or even thousands of years. :)

Some links:
- https://blogs.princeton.edu/librarian/2008/02/rethinking_my_own_reference/
- https://medium.com/everylibrary/a-day-in-the-life-reference-librarian-at-a-public-library-70999119a909
- http://www.5minlib.com/2016/01/so-you-want-to-be-reference-librarian.html?m=1
- https://www.forbes.com/sites/kalevleetaru/2019/08/20/digital-assistants-could-learn-a-lot-from-reference-librarians/
Shallow work 2024-09-26T02:42:11.765Z

Shallow work is often all that I have time or energy for, and that's okay. I don't want to wait until I've got three hours of straight focus time. If I can learn how to make good use of five minutes here, ten minutes there, maybe the occasional 30 or 40 minutes when I'm lucky--if I can build something from all these little crumbs--then I think that's something that might be useful even later on. I expect my life to become more fragmented, not less, but I want to make something with it anyway. :)

Practically speaking, that means:
- learning out loud
- looking for little improvements, reducing friction
- shifting modes: maybe audio and sketches can work around some limitations
- building connections between smaller ideas, both manually and automatically
- figuring out what I can do with what I've got at the time
Emacs novelty and community 2024-09-25T17:46:25.723Z

Looking at how the kiddo dives deeply into one interest and then moves on to another, and how she gets such satisfaction from sharing those interests with me, I think part of why #Emacs has been a long-lasting interest of mine is that it involves an endless space of novel possibilities that is entirely because of a wonderful community.