Aleksandr Petrosyan

A month ago I said goodbye to an old friend: Emacs.

Today something curious happened.

The canvas patch got merged.

Understand, reader, I would use this technology from a desire to do good… but through me, it would wield a power too great and terrible to imagine.

Lisp is a dead idea.

End of a long journey Link to heading After today’s incident, I finally made the decision to end a relationship with a toxic time sink that promises to be better this time around, you just wait.

This is a brief update on why I'm retiring the Monadic Sheep telegram channel.

This is a short update to the people that keep an eye on this blog.

This is a note explaining my reasoning for retiring Fib.

This post is not meant for wider consumption.

A weekly update on the state and progress in maintaining and developing the Fib editor.

This is a shorter post detailing some of the more important happenings during this time.

I was going through the list of articles and found that they had a problem.

In this post I'd like to summarise some of the work that has happened, and where the project is going.

In this post I'd like to talk a little bit about the project I've been working on for the past month.

This is a rather tough one to write.

In this post I want to clarify some exciting news.

In this post I briefly describe my experience in using local LLMS for agentic development.

This post might as well come with the subtitle of why I hate travel.

Firstly, I must clarify that this is a first post after a long hiatus.

I had to fork rune in order to make it usable for my project.

This is a long awaited update on my misadventures with the Emacs Widget system.

This is a continuation of an article written a while ago pertaining to the usage of mathematical notation and its evolution.

The mathematical notation is a rather interesting beast.

This article is a brief detour into one annoying piece of hardware that I wish I did not own, but nonetheless do.

I'm writing this in the Edinburgh airport, after what should have been a relaxing week.

Forced arbitration is bad.

This is a discussion of two keyboards that I have the displeasure of owning.

Preface The updates are sparse.

This post is a response to a student of mine having a rather strong urge to study this arcane language.

To a relative newcomer, FizzBuzz seems like far too simple a problem to bother writing about.

What follows is a practical example of solving the well-known problem of identifying the indices of two numbers in a sorted array whose sum is a given target.

This post is prompted by an unexpected major event in one's life.

This is an internal post, explaining my absence, and general fatigue.

Please do not cross-post my content to reddit.

This is a small article explaining the suitability of using Electron as the widget system for Emacs.

Emacs lisp is a language that has a lot of untapped potential.

Just giving a brief update as to what is going on and why I'm pushing back the work on the Emacs widget toolkit.

I've dealt with an ego-maniac working on LLMs when I started my industry career in 2020.

I do not usually dedicate a lot of time to games.

This is a small article supplemental to the original, rather viral article.

There has been a disruption a few days ago, as I upgraded the blog to Hugo as opposed to continuing using the permanently pre-alpha VuePress.

I’m writing this at a very awkward moment in my life.

In this blog post I outline the consequences of several months worth of deliberation and dumpster diving into the Emacs display code.

I’m in a bit of a pickle.