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+[[!meta copyright="Copyright © 2023 Jeremy Friesen"]]
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+# Emacs Turbo-Charges My Writing
+Jeremy Friesen (he/him) - Pronunciation: JERR-im-EE FREE-SEHN, https://takeonrules.com, <mailto:jeremy@jeremyfriesen.com>
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+I’ve been actively blogging since 2011. In May 2020 I switched to
+writing my blog posts in Emacs. The numbers don’t lie, I’m writing
+more than ever, in part because of Emacs.
+
+In this presentation I’ll walk through my writing setup for Emacs.
+I’ll go over the workflow of writing in Org Mode syntax with Denote
+serving as my personal knowledge management system.
+
+I’ll demonstrate some of functions (or types of functions) I use for:
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+-   Dynamic auto-completion for Org-Mode macros
+-   Linking to other Org-Mode documents via different contexts (abbreviations, citations, and links)
+-   Different Org-Mode blocks that map to HTML elements
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+And with a complete post, I’ll then walk through the resulting export.
+Demonstrating the output to Hugo (and its shortcodes) as well as other
+formats.
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