Has anyone considered making a TikTok for Emacs tutorials?
reddit / emacs

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[deleted] · 2022-09-15 00:26

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nv-elisp · 2022-09-15 00:29

why do you need internet strangers to research or approve your idea?
Just do it if you want to.

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[deleted] · 2022-09-15 00:44

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MitchellMarquez42 · 2022-09-15 00:45

I personally wouldn't touch Tiktok with a `most-positive-fixnum`-foot
pole, but it's a good idea.

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CochinoChingon · 2022-09-15 00:47

I'm just a prose writer/script kiddie (I can change
`path/to/match/my/system`)

I'd like to be able to create yaml formatted blog posts with org
templates. But in a specific directory (outside of `path/to/org/dir`)

Anywho, I'd follow your emacs TikTok

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JohnathanDee · 2022-09-15 01:00

We don't use it either

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timmymayes · 2022-09-15 01:24

No but I'm a big fan of The Primagen and his vim advocacy. He knows
that vim and CLI stuff is useful and fun and he does a good job
showcasing the power of the editor and getting people hyped. I think
the emacs rocks stuff is the closest we have and I wish we had more,
esp for vanilla emacs users.

Maybe I'll take up the mantel one day if I ever become a power user.
Probably not though.

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[deleted] · 2022-09-15 01:25

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tangonov · 2022-09-15 02:11

Installing TikTok is a bad idea for many reasons all of which are
aside from the fact that I am sure no one wants to hear my heavy
breathing and beard scratching as I talk about the finer points of
org-roam