Donovan R.

This post is my participation in this month’s Emacs Carnival, on the theme of The Search for Knowledge.

Omarchy is a beautiful OS.

Last week, Deepseek released DSH, an agent harness with very interesting approach.

After months of cooking, I am happy to announce that the mobile app is now available for download at https://vakana.mg.

Back in May, I told you the idea: that my ancestors’ beads and a Lisp program are the same shape.

As I am using the Vakana.mg app heavily in recent days, my mind can’t stop thinking about vakana and beads in general; there’s

I’ve been hard on Lisp lately.

Long ago, while hiking far from the big cities, we passed through a small village.

A few years ago, I went looking for a good app for budgeting and tracking expenses.

I think about note-taking more than I probably should.

Building on my previous posts about meta-understanding and on my relationship with AI tools, today I’m sharing a bit of a conflicting interest.

“I cannot understand every leaf of a tree.

I had a little time to actually set up a mail server during the weekend.

It’s been a while since my last post about AI and writing.

We are like dice thrown onto the ground.

We often think that precision defines progress.

I try to keep my Emacs setup as minimal as possible so I don’t repeat the mistakes I made when I first started.

There is this word, “Fanabeazana” in my mother tongue that people often translate as “education.”

Today, let’s talk a bit about text selection.

Life is like a game: a serious one, but a game nonetheless.