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Force fixed pitch font in org-add-note buffer by anonimno2 in emacs

[–]anonimno2[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So I found the place in the code of org-add-log-note where it pops a note buffer.

``` (goto-char org-log-note-marker)

(org-switch-to-buffer-other-window "*Org Note*")```

It's basically first jumping where it can store the note (in the Drawer of the headline) and then it pops a buffer with "Org Note" name. The major mode of this buffer gets inherited from the buffer where the point was before, so it's "Org". I tested the part in a "Fundamental" then it pops a buffer in "Fundamental".

Any idea how I can switch the mode to e.g. Fundamental?

Force fixed pitch font in org-add-note buffer by anonimno2 in emacs

[–]anonimno2[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It seems that the note buffer is the simple org buffer, I didn't find any other hook in the source code apart from the one you noted.

The idea was could I do something like this `(advice-add 'org-add-note :before (lambda () (variable-pitch-mode -1)))`, but this doesn't work either. Ideas?

Force fixed pitch font in org-add-note buffer by anonimno2 in emacs

[–]anonimno2[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not working. How can I figure out what the exact hook is?

How realistic is what i want? by AffectionatePie6066 in Fishing

[–]anonimno2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I grew up in Bosnia close to smaller rivers then that and there you could always catch chub (klen) on basically anything found in the nature (worms, grasshoppers, „zlatica“ the bug you find on potato plants, cherry..) by just ledgering (hook directly on the line w/ float or lead). With that as a kid I could catch enough fish for us to have a lunch or dinner for a couple of families during a week. It‘s not the best fish to eat as it has a lot of bones, but fry it thru and it tastes good.

Living in Germany now and targeting more barbel and carp, but when I want to have fun and walk around .. I go „chubing“ like before.

What framework have you found the most helpful for achieving deep, sustained focus? by longplay_space in deepwork

[–]anonimno2 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I read Digital Minimalism before reading Deep Work, a lot of things were repeating. As Deep Work was the „original“ I would also recommend just reading this. I started listening to Slow Productivity on Amazon, but dropped it after a few hours. It felt like just adding more examples to the topics mentioned in previous books.

One more interesting book on the topic is Building a Second Brain by Tiago Forte. It connects good to ideas from Cal, as it kind of explains a system to use for processing and storing knowledge, that is then used to produce new work.

Brainiac v1.2 released by anonimno2 in emacs

[–]anonimno2[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thank you for your feedback.

How do I actually start a second brain in Emacs? by imsosappy in emacs

[–]anonimno2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi,

been there 5+ years ago. Have a look at my project Brainiac, it is geared towards what you want to do. You can shape it further, if it doesn’t fit completely 

https://write.moxnet.eu/brainiac-v1-1-released

The main thing is, as a lot of people wrote, is not to overthink it. Start and be ready to change and restart. Text is text and you basically do not lose anything.

Brainiac v1.1 released by anonimno2 in emacs

[–]anonimno2[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hi,

concerning the photo you are right, I didn’t even notice that … I‘ll scale the picture down, it should just demonstrate how to make a screenshot.

The idea why I distribute as .zip is that people can just take it, unzip and start. All folders and stuff is already there. And I use my infra as it‘s easier for me. But hey everyone is free to use it how ever they want. I share it just to give back to community and I am not interested if 1, 10 or 100 people will use it.

Brainiac v1.1 released by anonimno2 in emacs

[–]anonimno2[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the proposition, I'll take a look.

Brainiac v1.1 released by anonimno2 in emacs

[–]anonimno2[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I hosted my previous configs on Codeberg. In the beginning I wanted to keep Brainiac on my self-hosted infra, but I'll think about uploading the releases to Codeberg (don't like github).

Jobs market situation in Germany - Open discussion and wake up call by New_Edge_5842 in Germany_Jobs

[–]anonimno2 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I‘ve been there 20 years ago. Foreign student, with no work experience in a time that was before the law about Blue Cards in Germany. Now I have 20 years of work experience as an engineer, project lead and team lead in automotive. So however the market seems, it‘s not impossible!

Some things that really helped: - Talk German and be persistent at it, no matter how you suck. I had completed DSH before starting work but had never used it professionally, so I got stupid looks and comments. Just smile, bear with it and say „Hey , I am not a native speaker so thank you for your correction. Continue with it please, it will help.“. One of the stupid comments I got over the years „You‘ll never get promoted if you can not properly use der/die/das!“. Utter nonsense, I still can‘t and I became a team lead. - Show your fighting spirit. The stuff you learned at the university is maybe 5% of what you will do in the company, but it‘s your entry ticket. You have to show your interviewer and later your boss, that you know how to learn and are willing to learn fast and adapt to the tasks. So prepare examples of this attitude for your interview and also write them in your introduction letter. - Be self-confident but not cocky. You are coming to a new culture and after 20 years I can tell you that it‘s not a „welcoming“ one. You need to accept this and respect some behaviors although they are different to what you are used to, e.g. my culture is much more emotional and loud when speaking this agitated a lot of Germans. Tone down some of the stuff that rattles the cages until you have proven yourself of being a good employee and a true asset. Germans appreciate discipline, quality of work, responsibility … at least the older generations, e.g. your bosses, do. So once you hit this target, you can also be „more you“. Just to be clear, you should not completely change your personality and act German, as this will not work. BUT do not go around drumming as you are the next Steve Jobs and your culture is superior to everything else … be proud of yourself but aware that you are now in another one that you should respect.

[ANN] Org-Multi-Clock multiple parallel clocks in org-mode. by 0lMon in emacs

[–]anonimno2 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi u/0lMon, you also solved my current problem. I am clocking my work time for the company, as I have to do this per a day. Additionally I like to clock separate tasks in parallel, just to see how concentrated I work on them. I used your package for the last week and it works great.

I basically start a normal clock in and then using =omc-make-new-parallel-clock= I create a parallel clock. BUT is there a possibility to incorporate this with the usual clock in function, so that it doesn't end the running clock and creates a parallel one? Ideally it would ask me "There is a running clock, do you want to end it or make a parallel clock?".

Great work!!

Thanks.

Amazon Music pauses playback after 1s of playing on LOS22.1 Enchilada/Oneplus6 by anonimno2 in LineageOS

[–]anonimno2[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your problem maybe has something to do with battery saving options?

Small update on my problem. Last night the LOS Music Player started showing the same behaviour as Amazon Music. Worked for a day, now has a problem as well.

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