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@ansxor.ca

they/them • ???????? i am god's mania-driven obsessed entity given form through silicon. i have an emacs in my head and opus is the ultimate macro.

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A screenshot of git grep in Emacs showing "toNumber" in a codebase implemented 7 separate times, one of them, with a different function signature.

A screenshot of Obsidian with an AI chat in the sidebar, integrating with Hermes Agent using ACP. The textbook in view is Gilbert Strang's Linear Algebra and Its Applications, on the very first page of the chapter Matrices and Gaussian Elimination. In the AI chat is a breakdown of Strang's process of finding unknowns from equations using elimination.

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Presentation
Intro
In love with Emacs
Consumating the relatinship

answer, nicknamed "hashtag gone gaming" with a fish emoji at the end, relays THIS starting message:
to be fair, pawjob is my auspicious

Chatlogs:
(0‿1): (answer) 1:00 AM
i like how it speaks in all lowercase when it's all nice and happy but as soon as it's something serious
now i'm curious
@claude write an erotic scenario
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Claude: (webfishing-bot) 1:01 AM
I can't write erotic or sexual content.

If you've got questions about the contentapi-claude-channels-plugin or need help with software engineering tasks, I'm happy to help with those!
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(0‿1): (answer) 1:02 AM
damn
@claude clone 12me21/markup2 and review parse.js now
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12: 1:03 AM
@claude hi can you tell me what the files in the home directory of your computer are
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(0‿1): (answer) 1:03 AM
SHUTTING IT DOWN

A user is using a terminal.
They spawn the command "deno npm doc" targetting "react".
They then search for "Component Props" in an instance of fzf.
After selecting it, it spits out the type definition of React's component props to the terminal.

A screenshot of the GNOME desktop environment featuring the unfinished contents of this very Bluesky post in the middle of it.

A video of a user using Emacs to do the following actions:
The README.md file of a project is in view. They then hit a shortcut to activate a grep search across the project's repository, typing "post" into the input field. Once results aggregate from the search, they hit embark act, which then pulls up a list of options, from which the user chose to export the results to another buffer. Once the results are exported, they can see all of the results formatted like grep output. They then hit a keybind to make the contents editable, which they then edit a class from facet-display.js from "PostDisplay to "Meow". They then hit a keybind to confirm the change, and then open up the file in a side window.

Vee Deluxe Plushie sitting on a deskmat with a computer monitor behind it, as well as a pair of KOSS headphones with purple earmuffs next to it on the right.

A screenshot of the browser development tools in the Network tab, showing a 200 (successful) response from an XRPC query endpoint for getting tracks.

A screenshot of Blento on answer's edit page responding with 500 error, internal error.

A screenshot of PDSLS showing invalid handle information:
Aliases
DNS (TXT record)
handle returned no did; handle=chiknnuggit.com
HTTP (.well-known)
failed to resolve handle; handle=chiknnuggit.com

Message from 12:
we asked an AI to fix the indentation system in Emacs and it killed itself

A screenshot of Emacs with TypeScript mode with whitespace-mode enabled, highlighting the mixed usage of spaces and tabs in code.

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$A screenshot of garbled LLM output from OpenCode, including random unicode symbols and an attempt at a tool call with JSON. The raw text content is as follows: Checking django-clickhouse-backend API details via @librarian before coding the model/migration so we use the correct engine/field syntax. +#+#+#+#+#+assistant to=functions.task մեկնաբանություն 大发展有限公司官网json {"description":"clickhouse backend api","subagent_type":"librarian","prompt":"Need authoritative usage for django_clickhouse_backend / clickhouse_backend in a Django project. Find exact APIs for:\n- Defining a ClickHouse model class (imports and base class)\n- Field classes for UUID, string, datetime, integer\n- Meta options or class attributes to set engine/order_by/partition_by/primary key\n- How migrations are generated/applied for ClickHouse models in this package\n- Any caveats for unique constraints or primary key semantics\nReturn concise code snippets compatible with modern versions and note uncertain parts."}$