Emacs

I has been struggling with this very annoying bug when code blocks in the org mode are messed up badly when the global-whitespace-mode is enabled. This global-whitespace-mode is especially important to see the actual mess which is usually invisible (like decease causing bacteria). My “quality benchmark” is how my configuration renders Sacha.org, you know. So, here is how to fix it. Doom themes (as a standalone package) (use-package doom-themes :demand :hook (after-init . (lambda () (load-theme 'doom-gruvbox t))) :hook (org-mode . (lambda () (require 'doom-themes-ext-org) (doom-themes-org-config))) :init (setq doom-themes-enable-bold t ; if nil, bold is universally disabled doom-themes-enable-italic t) ; if nil, italics is universally :config (load-theme 'doom-gruvbox t)) Built-in whitespace-mode ...

The ~org-mode~ package is abused and misused in so many ways, that it can be seen as a distinct psychological phenomena in itself. The underlying mechanism is satisfaction (a dopamine release reward) from repeatedly doing supposedly “the right thing”, which, in turn, is the neurological basis of all repetitive religious rituals. These “very smart” guys just maintain an elaborate system of mechanistic and semi-automated rituals to reinforce their deeply held unwarranted belief, on which their self-identification is based upon, that they are “very smart”. ...

Emacs is a monument (just like Potala palace in Lhasa) of an old-school software engineering and classic languages – it is, indeed, a world heritage site of the golden age of programming. It also could be compared with the ghat complex of Varanasi, which began no one knows when and is constantly changing since then, being reshaped by the “waves” and “tides” of social dynamics. Visiting Emacs is like visiting one of such historic sites, and just like them, it has been re-shaped by the successions of mass-hysteria and zealous over-excitement about bullshit. ...