Xah thanks again for new Emacs tutorial

@XahLee Do a review after 8 months of use. I was considering Charybdis MK2 keyboard. Svalboard looks tempting. Two things I don't like about it: the price is too high & it's not wireless.

Thank you Xah, so good to see you again. I was using different channel name. Here is Louis. Your website is definitely readable and usable.

why it cant be fixed? to me it seems more a problem that its blocked than syntax, the syntax for multi line lambda was simply not implemented. but i think i can see your point about syntax being the most important. if the syntax is not available to express it, you cant do it or you have to make more code or cant do it at all. meanwhile lisp n wolfram, uniform syntax, ya can do it aaallllll! thanks, guido. piece of #.

lambda can only be a single line? it's not just broken... it's stillborn.

The fact they have used VIAL is genius. Such a powerful and easy to use software.

The multitude of crazy ergo keyboards contrasted by the crusty original g502 is such a vibe lmao

42:04 - "What do mainstream emacs users think of your ergonomic keybinds/hatred of combo keys (alt, meta, ctrl,)? 51:09 - "Please explain grandfather clock vs space age design philosophy"

What's your favorite keyboard in terms of ergonomics and helping with RSI?

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If you install the nuts and tighten them, the feet are no longer wobbly (per instructions). I do find that it needs a bit more weight and added some weights to keep it from rotating as I type. The outside corners also catch loose long sleeve shirts (I've added some tape). There is also something with the USB implementation that won't pass through NIAP USB HID security filters, so I cannot bring the kbd with me to use in secure locations. I am still hoping I can find a workaround for that but have already spent quite a few $ buying different adapters.

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Using Evil mode and drag-stuff, I get the following steps: Start recording macro, drag line down, next line, end recording macro, run till end. Essentially the same as the solution proposed by @rudolf-adamkovic, but I've got it down to 8 movements: `q a C-M-j j q C-u @ a`.

My solution to the line swap problem: Begin recording macro, next line, transpose lines, end recording macro, and run macro until the bell rings. Exactly 10 keystrokes: C-x ( C-n C-x C-t C-x ) C-0 C-x e

please, do your bed.

1:14 - "Predictions for future web technologies. WASM" -goto 3:05 for answer 6:30 - "Thoughts on modern remakes notre dame"

I used to be driven mad by Common Lisp when I started. The only reason I stayed with Lisp was a decent out of the box REPL.

Tulsi is still the only truly reasonable politician. Bobby to some degree, but hard to rub off his Kennedy brainwashing....

White "benevolent" supremacists, like Pocahontas; yes.

Thanks man, this is absolutely fantastic.

Greetings... I've got a little question somewhat, did you read/own TAOCP by Donald Knuth? Whatever, what's your general thoughts about the works of this man?

when does the workflow start ?? This is so chaotic and shows nothing that has any advantage over vim for example. It doesn’t appear he has planned this at all its chaos!

Check out the Charachorders Masters Forge I think you'll like it 😂❤

I went down to Ambient Silent Linear Nocturnal switches at 20 grams. :)

I was using cherry green switches for a while and it was killing my wrists and forearms I didn’t realize it was the because the switches were heavy

New Subscriber here. I just started working from home and need to pump out quotes quickly. This looks to help with speed and comfort.

21:14 - Svalboard connected & starting to set it up with Vial

This is awesome! Or should I say *fantastic* 😂 Looking forward to future updates as you get more comfortable with it

Timestamps: 8:57 4CHAN 11:21 Netiquette

It would go a long way for Kinesis if this was hot-swappable for the switches and make it programmable.

For layout, the Hands Down folks are going craaaazy with it. But I'd recommend just sticking with what you know. Dvorak and Colemak are pretty similar, neither is great on bottom row. Better than QWERTY, but the real maniacs are messing around with Hands Down variant layouts, but they're pretty far out. Some people have swapped Dvorak top/bottom rows to improve this, but the biggest gain is in the reduction of motion and force. I still use DH-QWERTY 20+yrs later. If I had to start from scratch I certainly wouldn't choose it, but... it's fine. Exploiting your existing basic top/home/bottom row muscle memory for a layout on Svalboard will be much faster transition than starting from scratch on something new. The folks on 36-key boards generally transition over in a couple of weeks instead of a couple of months. But it took me about 6 weeks when I first learned 20+ yrs ago because I didn't have any experience with using multiple thumb keys.

Thanks for the intro Xah! The reason for the USB cables not being mirrored is just to keep part count down. Maintaining a whole other MCU design just to mirror those connectors would bring a lot of extra inventory hassle and a lot of extra EECAD work for me. Once you get it set up it doesn't matter, of course :) I'm really excited to explore host-side app-context-aware layer stuff -- I'd love to have an auto layer available depending on app context. ZSA has done some neat work on this but it's all closed-source on the host side, so I'm hoping some more folks will join us to do a fully OSS version. I don't want to own it, I just want it to exist for everyone.

Are you in real ICHING math? Or just jokeing

Timestamps for whole video. By the way Xah, your title appears to contain a redundancy since the Greek Religion, for almost two thousand years, has been Christianity. 1:14 Xah Unicode blog intro 7:10 Unicode math symbols 10:09 APL symbols & programming language 18:32 ASCII, inverted characters, IPA, fullwidth 25:35 Japanese, units, braille 30:38 accented & obscure Latin chars, crosses 35:10 Chat: horny bait in thumbnails? 35:58 Greek symbols, use in math 40:10 Greek mythology & Christianity digression 56:30 Unicode Russian, Chinese, Korean, Ethiopic 1:00:13 Arabic & Islam, Indian characters, Tibetan 1:04:06 Hieroglyph, censored glyphs 1:06:00 Chat: consciousness is computable? 1:07:16 Chat: debt to Greeks 1:09:35 Medusa myth, evolutionary psychology 1:17:40 Cuneiform, linear A & B, Phoenician 1:20:29 Runes, English phonetic alphabets 1:27:10 zero width space, Bright Air Black

1:14 unicode page 4:22 unicode brackets 7:10 unicode math symbols 10:09 unicode APL symbols 12:37 what is array programing language 12:57 python javascript 15:21 go 15:48 back to apl map 16:31 wolfram

help me add time stamps guys

I keep falling for your clickbait.

59:16 ELISP START

3:15 Xah back from making coffee 3:56 Svalboard mention 8:03 "Why is your website so ugly" 9:21 1995 Xah at Wolfram Research learning HTML 11:38 Moe mention 21:26 YT embed high memory usage 25:25 Paul Graham website 27:55 Xah CSS tutorial showcase 37:59 Xah Unicode Blog 45:35 Netiquette 47:17 Paul graham hacker infatuation 49:26 Spy vs Spy comic 'tech nerds'

Seeing this man after the thumbnail is a Crying Game moment.

I was repulsed by what I saw after clicking on the thumbnail.

The speaker does not look like the thumbnail.

How did you order it? They don’t ship internationally.

One question, are you still hyped with trackballs or now do you prefer optical mouses?

Actually, the story of Archimedes and the Mirrors in Siracusa is from authors a hundred years after the probable fact. So, we don't know if it happened. Source (Italian): kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3zIhoeYYrqLd9k

How come you're always complaining that you have no money, yet you pay Elon Musk for Twitter Premium?

50:01 Xah is mean to Hotdogs 38:38 39:40 Emily

4:21 Asking Grok what is the most ergonomic keyboard 16:51 Beautiful to be cherished math curves

you, add time stamps. 😠