Some quick notes on my move back to Doom Emacs after a few days. After once again hitching my wagon to Doom Emacs, I have been both elated and frustrated. I'm elated because Doom adds so many nice little quality-of-life improvements that make using Emacs downright pleasant right
I've decided to dive back into Org-roam and see how it feels. I've done this before, but eventually moved back to Denote. I love Denote's simplicity, but I have noticed that I don't take advantage of many of its main advantages. For
Earlier, I wrote... Org-mode Island is beautiful, but lonely. Jeremy Friesen reacted to my post with his own thoughtful take on the isolation of using Org-mode: Amongst the Org-Mode Archipelago // Take on Rules Org-Mode is my home hearth. Here I prepare my food. And sometimes I bring that food, wrapped
My Beyond the Infinite folder is now its own Denote silo. A Denote "silo" is just a folder that contains a .dir-locals.el file. The .dir-locals.el file sets the denote-directory variable, causing Denote commands to look only in that folder (and subfolders) rather than the default Denote
I mentioned that I should create a lisp function for sending my org-journal entries to Day One. Turns out I'd already done it. The only problem was that the original version assumed I was using a new org file every day. I'm now doing monthly files,