Posts by hajovonta@mastodon.online
(DIR) Post #Ao40Byt2Mv0w291hlg by hajovonta@mastodon.online
2024-11-15T10:08:46Z
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@ErikUden @JD557 @janwedek Actually, there is a better question. If there are two male (or female) co-workers, and there is a pay gap, would we fight it?I know I may be a little behind the events here.
(DIR) Post #Ao4KLGRAU3im9fh8uu by hajovonta@mastodon.online
2024-11-15T13:54:32Z
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@ErikUden as far as I understand, you used "position" as a synonym to "work". Position is measurable, but measuring the quality of output is more shady.Also, I see the 10% gender gap represents the difference of risk from the perspective of an employer, which is absolutely not the same regarding the gender of the employee. We may talk about how much is exactly justified, but the risk (and the gap) will always be there.@pclark36
(DIR) Post #Ao962n0WjkBK6GKVUW by hajovonta@mastodon.online
2024-11-15T13:56:39Z
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@ErikUden and before someone attacks me on this, I think of this as an observation of many aspects, not as a rule that we must accept and follow.@pclark36
(DIR) Post #AsPAxMF6QcM4JVPauO by hajovonta@mastodon.online
2025-03-12T05:46:04Z
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@ramin_hal9001 I stopped arguing with these people. Everybody uses what works for them. However, I found that many of them are secretly interested in learning Emacs but can't find the motivation or resources to do it.
(DIR) Post #AsPAxNrmOIt3LkVzpg by hajovonta@mastodon.online
2025-03-12T05:51:55Z
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@ramin_hal9001 another thing is terminals. I sometimes watch people having open 15-30 terminal windows as they run processes, edit files or work on some remote filesystem. Then they start using some kind of window management system which lets them arrange or search these windows. Solutions to problems that were solved long ago.
(DIR) Post #At6eBQ7JSWHSH8IHxY by hajovonta@mastodon.online
2025-04-15T05:27:50Z
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@screwtape As I see it, the "problem" is the ecosystem, which is tied to Emacs Lisp. This is the greatest power of #Emacs because there are existing Emacs clones with CL and Scheme already, but those are not compatible with existing packages, and rewriting the whole ecosystem is a huge, impossible work.So any successor would need to be able to run both Emacs Lisp and the other one.And there can be other obstacles too, like licensing problems.@glitzersachen @mark
(DIR) Post #At6eCHiiACggWTCP6u by hajovonta@mastodon.online
2025-04-15T05:20:52Z
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@oantolin In fact, Common Lisp compiled with SBCL is already efficient, comparable to C and Rust.And regarding Emacs, the primary goal is not efficiency, but using Lisp everywhere instead.@dougmerritt @screwtape @glitzersachen @mark
(DIR) Post #AtnFWtzmWfikiZq0h6 by hajovonta@mastodon.online
2025-05-05T19:23:07Z
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@rms we should produce less, with more work.
(DIR) Post #AwyzaMQUjytZQNV224 by hajovonta@mastodon.online
2025-08-06T17:41:57Z
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@thelinuxcast Do you often get away with such a huge level of disrespect to people?
(DIR) Post #AwyzaOj0C8t6YMAq9o by hajovonta@mastodon.online
2025-08-07T05:09:47Z
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@tristen this is like visiting a foreign colleague for the first time and demanding a sleep with his wife. Maybe in your culture it's acceptable.Online shops are a terrible analogy because they get paid for their services.
(DIR) Post #B1MfgaakxJNCXTL8Do by hajovonta@mastodon.online
2025-12-18T06:35:46Z
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@rms it would have been better to avoid awakening the sleeping lion.
(DIR) Post #B1ymINQmaNy8vQJC7s by hajovonta@mastodon.online
2026-01-05T15:41:48Z
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@elb Emacs is single-threaded. You need a multi-threaded backend to run processes fully asynchronously.
(DIR) Post #B2cPUiXhnGSs2jj2YK by hajovonta@mastodon.online
2026-01-24T18:41:53Z
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@tusharhero for many people, the difference between these application is just keyboard shortcuts.@drechsler
(DIR) Post #B2iTYPYRcBMyORORuK by hajovonta@mastodon.online
2026-01-27T16:55:39Z
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@divyaranjan what is the framerate you have achieved?
(DIR) Post #B2u0t6slfPnZn1w76G by hajovonta@mastodon.online
2026-02-01T16:46:11Z
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@tusharhero Fantastic work! Please keep us posted, I have many ideas with this, i.e. displaying and manipulating interactive charts within #emacs @divyaranjan
(DIR) Post #B2uWxvLbB77zznlFCa by hajovonta@mastodon.online
2026-02-02T12:30:25Z
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@tusharhero Last time I tried, mouse keyup events were missing and thus drag&drop too.We can do *some* things, but a limited set compared to other popular interfaces.@mekeor @divyaranjan
(DIR) Post #B2uXNL4OgBnf0pplC4 by hajovonta@mastodon.online
2026-02-02T12:35:00Z
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@tusharhero yeah, sounds familiar :DI explored that set of functions last year briefly.@mekeor @divyaranjan
(DIR) Post #B2urcThMsZ4DCUYgme by hajovonta@mastodon.online
2026-02-02T16:21:46Z
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@tusharhero I was unable to join unfortunately. Was it recorded?@divyaranjan
(DIR) Post #B31qtrEXtCnBGiWINc by hajovonta@mastodon.online
2026-02-05T20:56:43Z
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@crandel Not sure about what you are using, but I found most of the tools that didn't work within Emacs had a switch which made them output JSON - and then I could write a wrapper interface in Emacs which turned that JSON into an interactive interface.This, of course, requires some knowledge of Elisp and may not worth the effort, I guess I just wanted to add something to the conversation.✌️ @tusharhero @devalot
(DIR) Post #B32t3Py0W1JcfGQl0q by hajovonta@mastodon.online
2026-02-06T12:56:03Z
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This week's #commonlisp project:Realistic test data generator.Ever needed a realistic test data for your analysis project? Are you an teacher or student and looking for a realistic data source for exams or practicing? Or, are you developing a data visualization or data handling project?generate-test-csv has your back.Grab it here: https://git.sr.ht/~hajovonta/generate-test-csv#statistics #datascience #analytics