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I added the Wonders of Web Weaving Podcast by James in my feed reader a couple of months ago when it was announced, but I didn't get to it until this weekend.
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TIL about the which-function-mode in Emacs.
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Today's session was led by Jatan where we discussed what is the most basic requirement for a blog.
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Happy New Year 🎉 New year, new instance.
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This is my (last minute) submission for Emacs Carnival 2025-11 — An Ode to Org Babel.
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In the last post, I covered the basics of Lambda calculus and its lack of built-in data types.
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Many modern programming languages trace their roots back to Lisp, which in turn builds on ideas from lambda calculus.
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I use the org-pomodoro package for focused sessions at work.
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I found a couple of videos exploring the concept of refractive index — why light seems to slow down in different mediums.
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I'm learning about lambda calculus, the mathematical foundation of Lisp.
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Background On an international flight, I saw that the in-flight entertainment system had a navigation feature.
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TIL that in Magit buffers, pressing \ (or M-x evil-collection-magit-toggle-text-mode) activates text-mode.
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Emacs supports editing remote files using the Tramp package.
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In this article, I'll talk about a pretty old RPC Protocol, XMLRPC.
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ROS is an acronym for Robot Operating System, but contrary to the name it is not an operating system.
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In this article, I'll share my thoughts about Selfhosting.
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I’ve been a happy user of Bitwarden for over a year.
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Gorm is a popular ORM library in Golang that supports the most commonly used Relational Databases.
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Salvatore Sanfilippo described an algorithm using Redis to implement distributed locking called Redlock.
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Today while working on a Golang code-base at work, I came across an anomaly, or at least that's what I thought
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The imports in Golang are the full path of the package including the domain name.
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SQLite is one of the most popular embedded relational database.
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Git is a Distributed Version Control System or DVCS, created for the Linux Kernel project.
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I started using Pocket in 2018, and since then, I became one of the top 5% of there user-base (according to one email I received).
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I had used multiple Atom/Feed Readers in the past, including command-line based Newsbeuter (and Newsboat), Elfeed as part of Emacs and Reeder on Mac OS.