Math

Emacs is elegant and seductive: it is indeed a really sophisticated way to use your computer and I’ve acquired a lot of preferences and tastes in the way that I work cause of how emacs facilitates them for the user.

However, I’ve been missing the unix philosophy lately, and living in the CLI was a source of a distinct sort of zen for me around half a decade ago.

So, my current workstation Mac is vanilla nvim + tmux + pi coding agent + firefox.
My experimental base is a GUI-less tty only (tmux, vim, w3m, man pages) NixOs Thinkpad.

I couldn’t have asked for a denser review of such a technical and diverse domain. It’d been more a year since I graduated (majored in computer science and minored in artificial intelligence) and so I decided to brush up on some basics and consolidate what I’d studying since the past ~4 years.

I also picked up the book to systematically populate my org-roam buffer and have my root node rooted here in the braindump.