Go talk to the LLM
Heyo! These so called "AI" is everywhere these days. This blog is to show all the ways I personally make use of these things. I've been meaning to write this blog for quite some time as I've heard a
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Putting Go's Context package into context
Hello Gophers and other beings of the world wide web. The context package is something all Gophers would have used at some point in their life, but do you know what it looks like inside(because
How does sync.WaitGroup work
One of my colleagues asked this question to a candidate during an interview. Although I've heard it asked many times, this time it felt different. I sat there thinking, "Do I really know how
Navigating around in your shell
I have been using terminals for a long time, initially because I thought they looked cool, and later because I genuinely found them to be easier/faster to get stuff done. And since I've been at it
How I manage my tasks in LogSeq
Here is an overview of how I manage my tasks/todos in LogSeq (https://logseq.com/). I do use LogSeq to take notes as well, but I'm not gonna go much into that here. I started getting more into
Releasing scopeline.el
Hey, this is a quick announcement about my new Emacs plugin, scopeline.el (https://github.com/meain/scopeline.el). You can find it here (https://github.com/meain/scopeline.el). What is does is
What is in a modern code editor?
What do I know? # (https://blog.meain.io/2022/modern-text-editor/#what-do-i-know%3F) Before we begin, let me give you an idea of where I am coming from and what my experiences are based on. Just to
Self hosted location history
I am a big fan of being able to view the history of places that I have been to. Google location history (https://www.tomsguide.com/how-to/how-to-view-location-history-in-google-maps) is great in this
Navigating config files using tree-sitter
Yet another entry for tree-sitter. For those new here, I have blogged previously about using tree-sitter here (https://blog.meain.io/2021/releasing-evil-textobj-tree-sitter/) and here
Playing around with tree-sitter in Emacs
Tree sitter has been one of those tools that has enabled me to add in a lot of useful features to my dev environment. I have previously written
A useful shell prompt
I use my shell a lot and have a pretty good prompt which I have built up over the years. It has got to a point where I think I have a pretty good setup and don't find the need to tweak things a lot
Releasing gh-issues-to-rss
Project Url: https://github.com/meain/gh-issues-to-rss (https://github.com/meain/gh-issues-to-rss) Yet another package release coming your way. This is more of a scratch my own itch kinda entry.
Emacs alternatives for pouplar Neovim plugins
I was a Neovim user for a long time, but I have switch to using Emacs for quite some time now. About 1.5 years. The transition for the most part was pretty smooth except for some initial hiccup. I am
Just flip a coin
A simple life hack that I use a lot. I just wanted to mention why I always use a coin toss to choose if I can't decide between two options. There is only two scenarios I am in when I can't decide
Zooming into Zoom meetings
Well, I have been attending a lot of meetings lately. More than I would like to admit. The number of meetings have gone down compared to the start of the pandemic, but it is still a lot. To be frank,
Edit everything in Emacs
Hello everyone, another installment of me going over my setup. This is one of those things which I don't use all that much but wheneve I do, I really am glad that this is a thing. Video of what I am
Templating things in Airflow DAG
Just another, TIL type entry. It is about Airflow. I have been working with Airflow for quite a while. I don't really like it to be frank, but I am stuck with it for now. With all that said, you can
Just a simple markdown previewer
I really like markdown. I write everything in markdown be it blogs, presentations, emails, todo lists, documentation, everything is in markdown. For the most part I can parse and render markdown in
My workflow hacks
Well, the year is about to end. It was a fun year, no shit. I wanted to write something like this for quite some time. I was like, "too lazy today, tomorrow" and the year is almost over. I did not
Highlight yanked region in Emacs
OK, so I recently switched over to Emacs just becuse I woke up one day and got the itch to write some lisp. It has been pretty fun so far. Now with that out of the way, let me tell you about what I