Matt's Meandering Mind

In my last article on AI agents I talked about using Claude Code AI agent.

It has been a while since I have written about how I use Emacs/LaTeX to generate lesson notes for my students.

My journey into using Hledger with Emacs to track my share investments continues.

Following up from my previous article on using Emacs to maintain a plain-text ledger for use with plain text accounting software: I reconfigured my Doom Emacs to use the pre-packaged Ledger mode, and I can confirm that it is much nicer to use than the hle…

For a while I have been concerned that I haven’t really been on top of my finances as well as I should be, and I decided to bite the bullet and do something about it.

Recently I was wondering whether I should move on from Doom Emacs/Evil Mode and try a less opinionated setup based on more traditional key mappings.

I have been so impressed with my ZSA Voyager keyboard that I decided to buy a second one that I could leave set up at work.

Last time I talked about a science-related electronic dictionary that I bought in Japan.

When I was working in Japan, I took the opportunity to buy a Japanese Electronic dictionary (電子辞書, or denshi jisho).

When I was in primary school, I learned the recorder.