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wisdomgeek.com

Being an introvert, striking deep conversations can be really difficult, or so I thought it was. Through this article, I share with you my learnings over the past 4 years and how they enabled me to have deep conversations with people around me.

emacs.stackexchange.com

Suppose I have created a package that provides commands to enter and exit a state. Trivial example: (defvar-keymap foo-mode-map "C-c f e" #'enter-state "C-c f x" #'exit-sta...

krtirtho.dev

Unix tools, generally written in C, are an exceptionally well-designed and maintained tool set for...

ianyepan.github.io

This short post will help you set up emoji support in Emacs.

sbulav.github.io

CKAD theory pt.3 - Multi Container Pods - Cloud Alchemist blog post

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vi.stackexchange.com

I've been getting into Neovim more and I quite like it so far. I need to use java for university in a couple months so I've been setting that up. I've gotten java to run pretty good, but I'm runnin...

blog.dreamsofcode.io

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macowners.club

What is fzf Again starting with quotes by the developer, Junegunn Choi. fzf is a general-purpose command-line fuzzy finder. It’s an interactive Unix filter for command-line that can be used with any list; files, command history, processes, hostnames, bookmarks, git commits, etc. However with this one, I will take a shot at explaining some aspects together with some examples. fzf takes in a list of stuff through the stdin, gives you an interface to fuzzy match (a) line(s) and spits out the result(s) to the stdout. The delimiter for the list should be a new line \n.