nairadithya

I don't know how I feel about LLM slop coming to HN.

adithyanair.com - My personal website, it's small but it works for me.

BubbleTea is great, but it doesn't have support for Kitty Graphics. https://github.com/charmbracelet/bubbletea/issues/163

There's also marp

https://marp.app/

As a Doom user, the benefit is largely in discovering the absolutely vast plethora of features that Emacs and Emacs packages lend to you in a nice set of defaults and aesthetics that shouldn't feel too alien as a Neovim user. I encourage you to give it a week in parallel with your actual config.

Could you go over how you save bookmarks with Emacs, I'm curious as a fellow Emacs user.

Oklch is so cool, My website has a single hue colourscheme derived completely from the date so that every day is a new colour.

https://adithyanair.com

This is something I've been thinking about. What should students do? How do they build experience? Do they swear off all forms of LLM assisted coding?

Nice! I do the same:

https://adithyanair.com/feed.xml

Reading good literature helps you develop that sense fairly quickly.

For more like this: Check out marp[0], presenterm[1] and reveal.js[2]

[0] https://github.com/marp-team/marp [1] https://github.com/mfontanini/presenterm [2] https://revealjs.com/

This doesn't even make sense, forgetting a semicolon is immediately caught by the compiler. What positive benefits does AI provide here?

Thunderbird seems to be getting there.

For a nice UI, I'd personally use Read You on Android, and NetNewsWire on iOS