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So, I’ve been trying to shuffle back into using emacs for more things. This week specifically I was looking to wean myself off todoist and get back into using org-mode for tasks/todo’s, etc. I remembered finding a blog post by “but she’s a girl…” on her setup, relevant part repeated here for clarity: (def-package! org-super-agenda :after org-agenda :init (setq org-agenda-skip-scheduled-if-done t org-agenda-skip-deadline-if-done t org-agenda-include-deadlines t org-agenda-block-separator nil org-agenda-compact-blocks t org-agenda-start-day nil ;; i....

Summary This is both a general(ish) explainer and template(s) for usage in data science, specifically utilizing (formerly) Quantum Black’s now open-source (Linux Foundation) framework for creating reproducible, maintainable, and modular data science code. What does that mean? At its most simple it basically ties things into "nodes" and "pipelines", where nodes are utility functions and functions that tie things together, and pipelines chain together multiple nodes, allowing for steps to be easily repeated....

Do you like emacs and try to use it for as much as possible? Do you like static site generators? Then this post may be of relevance to you. If this all sounds greek to you, and you somehow wandered into here randomly, hoo-boy do I have a fun rabbit hole for you: Getting started with Emacs Doom. Okay, But Why? High-level: I really like emacs and writing notes in org-roam, and didn’t want to introduce mental overhead by writing things elsewhere....