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@@ -62,7 +62,18 @@ but no disrespect, emacs is built for hacking. Unfortunately, while LLMs
never tire of hacking, I do. The limits I found were my own, but at least
æmacs is now my imperfect emacs.
+About the speaker:
+I'm a PhD
+ student who has been trying to live inside emacs for over a decade. I've
+ desperately wanted org literate notebooks with inline interactive
+ plotting, so I wrote emacs-webkit as a pandemic project. I came away from
+ thinking it would be far more Emacs-y to have Emacs run inside a browser
+ instead. Unfortunately the estimated human-hours of work were far too
+ much, even for a grad student. So the idea percolated until it seemed
+ like maybe it might be possible to prototype with LLM assistance. This is
+ the story of my journey so far with emacs, web browsers, and now
+ for-better-and-worse, LLM agents.
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