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@gesus Gute Wahl, verwende auch Vanilla-emacs. Hast du eigentlich noch einen Mac? Dann bietet sich das hier an:

(setq mac-command-modifier 'super
mac-option-modifier 'meta
mac-function-modifier 'hyper
mac-right-option-modifier 'none
default-input-method "MacOSX")

Ansonsten sind https://github.com/mickeynp/discover.e l und helm oder ivy ganz toll. Und unbedingt das Tutorial (C-h t) und die Dokumentation anschauen (C-h i). :) #emacs

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@gesus Gute Wahl, verwende auch Vanilla-emacs. Hast du eigentlich noch einen Mac? Dann bietet sich das hier an:

(setq mac-command-modifier 'super
mac-option-modifier 'meta
mac-function-modifier 'hyper
mac-right-option-modifier 'none
default-input-method "MacOSX")

Ansonsten sind https://github.com/mickeynp/discover.e l und helm oder ivy ganz toll. Und unbedingt das Tutorial (C-h t) und die Dokumentation anschauen (C-h i). :) #emacs

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@gesus Schau dir dann auch gleich mal Spacemacs an (https://www. spacemacs.org). Deren Slogan ist: "The best editor is neither Emacs nor Vim, it's Emacs and Vim!" :)

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@gesus Schau dir dann auch gleich mal Spacemacs an (https://www. spacemacs.org). Deren Slogan ist: "The best editor is neither Emacs nor Vim, it's Emacs and Vim!" :)

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@ctietze Probably not necessary, you're right.

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@ctietze Probably not necessary, you're right.

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@gesus Mit dem Editor liegst du nicht ganz falsch. Ich habe bei mir u.a. die regulären macOS keybindings eingestellt - sonst würde ich wahnsinnig werden.

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@gesus Mit dem Editor liegst du nicht ganz falsch. Ich habe bei mir u.a. die regulären macOS keybindings eingestellt - sonst würde ich wahnsinnig werden.

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@gesus Kennst du https://github.com/doomemacs/doomemacs? Da hast du die Vim keybindings schon gleich dabei. Und für einen ersten Start ist es wohl keine schlechte Option.

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@gesus Kennst du https://github.com/doomemacs/doomemacs? Da hast du die Vim keybindings schon gleich dabei. Und für einen ersten Start ist es wohl keine schlechte Option.

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@gesus Vim-user? :) Emacs hat eine ziemlich Steile Lernkurve, ist aber wirklich ein Traum für Nerds...

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@gesus Vim-user? :) Emacs hat eine ziemlich Steile Lernkurve, ist aber wirklich ein Traum für Nerds...

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@ndloubere Good question. I think the CCP cherishes performance or, to be more precise, the perception of performance. So draconian measures are probably more likely than not.

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@ndloubere Good question. I think the CCP cherishes performance or, to be more precise, the perception of performance. So draconian measures are probably more likely than not.

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@ndloubere Sounds very familiar. I think Minzner's article ("China After the Reform Era") is a very good starting point.

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@ndloubere Sounds very familiar. I think Minzner's article ("China After the Reform Era") is a very good starting point.

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@ndloubere The good old times. It feels like fragmented policy implementation and experimentation are almost gone (even in the countryside). 乡村振兴 and especially 脱贫攻坚战 are seemingly much more top-down and coordinated than 社会主义新农村建设.

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@ndloubere The good old times. It feels like fragmented policy implementation and experimentation are almost gone (even in the countryside). 乡村振兴 and especially 脱贫攻坚战 are seemingly much more top-down and coordinated than 社会主义新农村建设.

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#emacs

mastodon.el (https://codeberg.org/martianh/mastodon.el) and pocket-reader.el (https://github.com/alphapapa/pocket-re ader.el) work really nicely together, especially if you add some shortcuts:

(global-set-key (kbd "M-s-<right>") 'org-next-link)

(global-set-key (kbd "M-s-<left>") 'org-previous-link)

(global-set-key (kbd "M-s-<down>") 'org-open-at-point)

(global-set-key (kbd "C-c C-p") 'pocket-reader-generic-add-link)

(Meta is my left "alt" key, Super is the left "command" key.)

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#emacs

mastodon.el (https://codeberg.org/martianh/mastodon.el) and pocket-reader.el (https://github.com/alphapapa/pocket-re ader.el) work really nicely together, especially if you add some shortcuts:

(global-set-key (kbd "M-s-<right>") 'org-next-link)

(global-set-key (kbd "M-s-<left>") 'org-previous-link)

(global-set-key (kbd "M-s-<down>") 'org-open-at-point)

(global-set-key (kbd "C-c C-p") 'pocket-reader-generic-add-link)

(Meta is my left "alt" key, Super is the left "command" key.)

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@ndloubere Interesting thread, thanks! I would rather argue that the Chinese reaction to the pandemic was only possible in China (and not because China is authoritarian). The style of the implementation, including the use of Party institutions to coordinate efforts, fits very well within the specifics of the Chinese governance system and its transformation since 2012. Russia or Iran simply do not have the same state capacity.

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@ndloubere Interesting thread, thanks! I would rather argue that the Chinese reaction to the pandemic was only possible in China (and not because China is authoritarian). The style of the implementation, including the use of Party institutions to coordinate efforts, fits very well within the specifics of the Chinese governance system and its transformation since 2012. Russia or Iran simply do not have the same state capacity.

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@ctietze I agree. Org-roam v1 has a good naming convention (and handles mass-renaming pretty well). v2 obviously uses org-ids. I think org-ids (and nodes instead of files) might be a much bigger hassle later on, if one decides to move from #Emacs to any another system like #obsidian, #roamresearch... For world-building (depending on the scale) #Tinderbox or #Scrivener might also be good options.

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@ctietze I agree. Org-roam v1 has a good naming convention (and handles mass-renaming pretty well). v2 obviously uses org-ids. I think org-ids (and nodes instead of files) might be a much bigger hassle later on, if one decides to move from #Emacs to any another system like #obsidian, #roamresearch... For world-building (depending on the scale) #Tinderbox or #Scrivener might also be good options.

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@ctietze I use org-roam (Version 1) and added a lot small hacks. Still use one file per idea/concept/question but add new sources and findings directly to the relevant note, not a completely new one. Is it a Zettelkasten if I don't use numbers? :) Btw greatly enjoy reading on zettelkasten.de.

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@ctietze I use org-roam (Version 1) and added a lot small hacks. Still use one file per idea/concept/question but add new sources and findings directly to the relevant note, not a completely new one. Is it a Zettelkasten if I don't use numbers? :) Btw greatly enjoy reading on zettelkasten.de.

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Short #introduction: Trained in #polsci and Chinese studies, most of my professional life has been devoted to analyzing state-society relations in #RuralChina (currently @ #UniFr). This is not the time to enter my field. I also have a knack for computers and the outdoors. Learning #Emacs was my covid-19 project and my only regret is that I did not do this earlier (the ultimate #zettelkasten!). I recharge by #kayaking, #running and #cycling. Toots could be in English, German or Chinese. #neuhier

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Short #introduction: Trained in #polsci and Chinese studies, most of my professional life has been devoted to analyzing state-society relations in #RuralChina (currently @ #UniFr). This is not the time to enter my field. I also have a knack for computers and the outdoors. Learning #Emacs was my covid-19 project and my only regret is that I did not do this earlier (the ultimate #zettelkasten!). I recharge by #kayaking, #running and #cycling. Toots could be in English, German or Chinese. #neuhier

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@jackbaty I'm still on v1 as I'm afraid that the org-ids in v2 will eventually stop working when I am forced to/want to leave. Denote looks like a promising alternative - but right now v1 "just works" for me. Looking forward to your future blog posts on Denote :)

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@jackbaty I'm still on v1 as I'm afraid that the org-ids in v2 will eventually stop working when I am forced to/want to leave. Denote looks like a promising alternative - but right now v1 "just works" for me. Looking forward to your future blog posts on Denote :)

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@jackbaty @jtr Curious: did you use Org-roam v1 or v2 before switching? V1 also does have pretty consistent naming.

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@jackbaty @jtr Curious: did you use Org-roam v1 or v2 before switching? V1 also does have pretty consistent naming.

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When I was 17, I set up a BBS with my new Creatix 14.4K modem. Mastodon feels a lot like the culture back then. With mastodon.el it also looks the part :). Sweet memories.

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When I was 17, I set up a BBS with my new Creatix 14.4K modem. Mastodon feels a lot like the culture back then. With mastodon.el it also looks the part :). Sweet memories.

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@gesus Danke. Es ist einer dieser Tage, wo neue Dinge ausprobiert werden wollen 😉

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@gesus Danke. Es ist einer dieser Tage, wo neue Dinge ausprobiert werden wollen 😉