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perfect um yes
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seeing all the questions flow in um
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starting from one
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uh yes i use emacs for all of my school
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assignments
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um including like mla formatted essays
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and things like that
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um i've actually found it really easy
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too just with some template files
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to set up the latex stuff
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and yeah i have one org mode file that i
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use as a template
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with latex fragments and then i export
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just at work mode without the extra
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formatting
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and that's helped a lot with very
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specifically formatted stuff
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um what do my friends think
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at first i was talking about it all the
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time um and so
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especially like one of my closest
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friends
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i was telling her about it and at some
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point she was just like
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you gotta stop talking about emacs i'm
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happy for you but
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it's too much um so i think i
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overwhelmed them a little bit at first
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um but i think ever since i've sort of
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formulated my configuration and i um
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just been working with that workflow i
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haven't had to talk about it as much i'm
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not
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um discovering like new things every day
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as i
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was at the beginning although there are
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still many many things to discover
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um and so yeah i haven't been
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overwhelming them
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as much but they're still like with my
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friends and family if i mention emacs
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they're like oh
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oh boy here we go um
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yeah so lecture speed um i type pretty
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fast
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um so usually around like 100 110
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words per minute and so that just in
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general helps
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also yeah snippet i think that's how you
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pronounce it
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i use a lot of snippets for
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latex fragments integrals uh you know
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you name it
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sums um and then
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uh yes i do have a git repo um
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it is not public currently i think um
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but i could
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i could probably make that public at
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some point um
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and yeah latex fibers have been a
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lifesaver in everything
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um i've even gotten like pretty used to
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typing matrices
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um taking linear algebra this year you
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have to do a lot of like you know
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there's
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matrices determinants things like that
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um and i've gotten better at typing
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those as well
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um
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i think i think it does help yeah for
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sure i think
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having a structured system um with
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school
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or school makes it easier to have a very
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structured system
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i made a script to sort of fetch
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assignments
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and that has been given me like a good
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playground
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to test out these things in a very
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structured sort of
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environment um so fetching assignments
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where to put them into augmented files
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the data that i can include in those
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um and then doing everything else
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um yeah i think that has been
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really really helpful um and just
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jumping jumping questions
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uh i'm just uh interjecting for a second
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if you could just take
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one or two more questions that would be
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perfect sounds good
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um i used vim in the first place mainly
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for programming
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um that was i didn't use it for markdown
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or anything
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but i got used to some of the keybinds
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and actually funnily enough when i
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started using emacs i started using more
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vim keybinds got used to the hjkl and
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all that stuff
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and finally um i would probably
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use doom or space max i started an emac
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circle but i haven't done much yet
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so probably something like that and
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really the important thing is having a
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reason to use emacs
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and so i would try to find that for for
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every person
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but yeah thank you very much for for
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listening to my talk and listening to my
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q
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a and i hope you enjoyed the rest of the
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conference
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thank you so much pierce and uh for
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everyone in the chat really thank you
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for taking the time to go through a
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presentation with us okay
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yes sorry having you awesome
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indeed thank you very much pierce and um
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everyone
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