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+[[!meta title="Org Babel everywhere"]]
+[[!meta copyright="Copyright © 2026 George Huebner"]]
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+<!-- Initially generated with emacsconf-publish-talk-page and then left alone for manual editing -->
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+# Org Babel everywhere
+George Huebner (he/him) - IRC: Shorden, <https://feyor.sh>, <mailto:george@feyor.sh>
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+Org Babel provides a wonderful literate programming experience that works across dozens of languages, but it requires an Elisp library to teach Org how to "speak" different languages.
+Thanks to Org's Library of Babel, the same functionality can be achieved for an arbitrary "runnable" in less than 20 lines of shell script and Elisp!
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+I'm a physics undergraduate at UIUC and I primarily work with Nix(OS), Zig, and Haskell, all from within Emacs.
+I've used Emacs and Org mode to solve CTF challenges, write up my quantum mechanics homework, maintain a blog, and even write a production-worthy runbook or two.
+Emacs is also my go-to tool for email, IRC, RSS, music, task management, and even sometimes editing text.
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