Spartan Engineer

I wanted a nicer way to read org files in the terminal.

Org files are readable enough as plain text, but after a while all the #+BEGIN_SRC blocks, inline markup, and other bits of org syntax start to feel noisy. I mostly just wanted something that would make them easier to skim without having to open Emacs.

Introducing treesit-jump (https://github.com/dmille56/treesit-jump): a mode for jumping around code using emacs and treesitter.

This converts the YourFirstGame Godot tutorial to Haskell using godot-haskell library. Here is a link to the original tutorial: https://docs.godotengine.org/en/3.2/getting_started/step_by_step/your_first_game.html.

Here’s a link to the git repo containing the conversion: https://github.com/SpartanEngineer/godot3-dodge-haskell. It is mostly a 1-1 translation without relying too much on Haskell tricks. I won’t go over the specifics here since they’re already covered in the original tutorial. This uses version 3.2.1 of Godot.

In this post we will walk you through setting up a server for hosting Git repositories with NixOs and NixOps. We’ll write a configuration file for Nix that can be used to deploy to a server using NixOps. In this case we will deploy a virtual server using VirtualBox (this can be changed to deploy to a server hosted by a cloud provider if desired). You’ll need to have Nix, NixOps, & VirtualBox (you may need to configure VirtualBox correctly to work with NixOps) installed for this guide.
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Posted on September 25, 2017