LTD Week Ten
December 2nd 2013Less than average productivity this week, but that’s to be expected with the US Holidays. Here’s a recap:
- Work
- Performed OS upgrades and patches on some blackboard servers
Less than average productivity this week, but that’s to be expected with the US Holidays. Here’s a recap:
I coded up a simplified version of the Schelling segregation model today. I thought I’d share the code below…
For this post, I want to try a little something different. I’d like to examine the text editor Acme from Plan 9 from Bell Labs and Inferno. I think Acme represents a fundamentally different way of interacting with a system than what the vast majority of users use today — and one I wouldn’t have even been inclined to give a shot if I hadn’t already been mired in Leo’s UI…
Very busy week, work-wise. Not much outside of work though…
Another decently busy week:
This is a rewrite of my earlier article Leo Things Done, explaining my LTD productivity system as it stands currently. It is much simplified
Busy week. Here’s a recap:
The past few weeks I’ve been thinking more about the dataflow paradigm, and how I would approach it after the lessons learned from jedi. In my mind, I’d like to have the following features in any dataflow language I’d design or use:
Recently, I contributed the nodewatch.py plugin to Leo. I wrote this as a way to keep myself productive, and have an at-a-glimpse look at important nodes in my workbook.leo file. I thought I’d share the @nodewatch definitions I hacked together to help with this…
Good week. Here’s a recap: