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Oct 26, 2026
LeoHOST
You're doing the keyboard calisthenics? My goodness.
LeoHOST
They were talking about out here, oh, you're going to get Emacs pinky doing the control this, control that, control whatever.
LeoHOST
That's literally this.
LeoHOST
Anything you wanted to do required you to take your fingers off the home row.
BrentHOST
Ooh, very good.
BrentHOST
Agent-Shell for all the fellow Emacs users out there.
BrentHOST
And getthehousewaves.com, which is speakers built for Home Assistant.
BrentHOST
Oh, we were just
MattHOST
This one here has thinner paper and I use this one mostly for small notes and I have to use a different fountain pen but this is just mostly just for scribbles these days.
MattHOST
Most of my notes actually now takes place in either the, on the phone with the notes app or an Emacs, uh, that, and it all syncs back to the same Docker container where everything's kind of stored.
MattHOST
Um, I do have several, like I have, I have like a Rofi menu selector thing for like what type of note it is.
MattHOST
I'm, uh, as usual, I've now decided I'm going to steal Drew's just single binding for those things.
BrentPANELIST
Ooh, very good.
BrentPANELIST
Agent-Shell for all the fellow Emacs users out there.
BrentPANELIST
And GetTheHouseWaves.com, which is speakers built for Home Assistant.
BrentPANELIST
Oh, we were just
Steve O'BrienHOST
I do everything from the command line.
Steve O'BrienHOST
I use Emacs.
Steve O'BrienHOST
I use VI.
Steve O'BrienHOST
That's how I compile.
Shai NechmadHOST
You know, 10 years ago, it was like, you have to use Vim.
Shai NechmadHOST
No, you have to use Emacs.
Shai NechmadHOST
You have to use JetBrains.
Shai NechmadHOST
You have to use whatever.
Mark CavageGUEST
But when you get to teams of people with teams of agents, you have some new problem.
Mark CavageGUEST
Because it's kind of like the old days of VI and Emacs on steroids, where everybody wants something different.
Mark CavageGUEST
We're all going to argue about whether the newest GPT or Opus is best, and which harness, and what skills and prompts.
Mark CavageGUEST
You get the gist.
Rae WangGUEST
I love, I love command line, I love CLI, right? But, uh, I know that's not for everybody.
Rae WangGUEST
[laughs] And I, I certainly, uh, I know some... a lot of my friends love working in Linux, they love vi and Emacs, and I know I don't love them.
Rae WangGUEST
I, I, I like a proper, you know, uh, word editor.
Rae WangGUEST
So it depends on the audience, right? And then while at the same time you can say, for example, is, is, um, is iPhone great product? To a lot of people it is.
Mathieu ComandonGUEST
but it was like a very nice this is like very snappy you know so i'm not running it it doesn't run on gpu it runs like on the cpu but on my like 11 year old i7 it runs just just fast over the network it's like uh Very snappy on the Obsidian.
Mathieu ComandonGUEST
And I'm sure there's like, you can use it on your other editor, maybe Vim or Emacs or all those editors.
JillHOST
Yeah, it's nice to have a good alternative to Grammarly.
Mathieu ComandonGUEST
Yeah, it's like a very simple setup and it was like a really nice surprise.
Keith AdamsHOST
I had a PDP-11 that was running RSTS, which was like Dex operating system, it wasn't even Unix.
Keith AdamsHOST
The editor was a version of Tico, which was like the descendant of Emacs, right? So he was going to like amber terminals and stuff.
Keith AdamsHOST
And it basically was like available to me for relatively uninterrupted blocks of time, like once a week.
Keith AdamsHOST
And so I had a book from the school library that was about the C programming language.
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