E.

A [[person]].
[[sibling]] [[e. c. s.]]
[[aka]] [[nito]] [[11-12]] [[m.]] [[e. c. s.]]
Buena en matemáticas, mala en lengua.
Se ponía a varnizar de noche.
Dejar de fumar le costó 20 años.
- Recibió un voto de confianza de un médico.
- Leyó un libro de [[autoayuda]], no recuerda el título.
- Entonces "fue un [[click]]".
[[parent]] [[e. c. b.]]
[[parent]] [[f. s. b.]]

📓 garden/flancian/E.md by @flancian

a [[person]].
- Elena.

📓 garden/houshuang/content/E.md by @houshuang

#public
Emerging ideas/concepts
- Note taking
  - E: Sharing your own reflections and links are more useful than summaries
  - [[E: Better note taking can be taught interactively]]
  - E: Compression and decompression
  - E: Convergence and divergence
  - E: Writing quality
  - [[E: Automatic mailing list for incremental brainstorming]]
- Collaboration
  - [[E: Incremental Brainstorming]]
- Learning
  - Social
    
    [[E: Learning platform for independent course creators]]
    
    [[E: Ad hoc book clubs]]
  - [[E: The goal of learning should be producing]]
  - [[E: Naming concepts like a hook]]
  - E: Limiting external input when thinking
  - E: Learning broadly or deeply
  - E: Spaced everything
  - E: How is designing for learning different
  - E: Reorganizability of ideas
- Research
  - E: Being an embedded researcher
  - E: Academic writing 2.0
  - E: Structuring literature overview
- Life
  - E: Be careful with monetizing your hobbies
Meta:
- not sure about naming. complex links are harder to type, and now I get all the references to individual green notes in the linked references on this page too... Perhaps using E: and tagging with E once to make sure it ends up on a manually curated list is better.

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📓 garden/flancian/ea.md by @flancian

ea

[[ea forum]]
- [[go]] https://forum.effectivealtruism.org/

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📓 garden/flancian/EC.md by @flancian

a [[person]].
- [[Elena]].

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📓 garden/melanocarpa/ed.myco by @melanocarpa

ed(1) is line-oriented text editor, originally created in the times when people used teletypes to operate computers.

Nowadays, it is mostly useless, yet I am somewhat capable of using it. Here are the use-cases for using it I had:

When the previous text in the shell is needed for me to edit the file and I'm lazy to make an extra effort to have both the text and a visual (visual as in not line-oriented) editor. For example: {

$ ls
i-need-this-filename  this-one-too
$ ed ~/important.txt
a
some important text that i cannot write without remembering the filenames
.

Easy as that. }

In vim or neovim, when I have an opened terminal pane and I want to quickly edit a file in the same window (using vim terms) without removing the terminal from there.

Both use-cases are questionable, yet I used ed(1) in these cases. What're you gonna do?

So, the fact that ed(1) does not overlay the shell is a useful trait. Another useful trait is that it opens files on the last line. It lets you make quick notes along the way, with no need for extra software!

$ doing something very important
this is an important output
$ ed ~/notes.txt
a
Here's a very cool idea I had and that I do not want to forget and I'm scared to switch the window to a note-taking program or a browser.
.

Actually, ed(1) is quite good for adding new text to documents! But actually editing them? Thanks, no.

= What's that (1)? ed(1)'s documentation is available in man. Run man ed to read if, if you have ed(1) installed.

In man, there are 8 standard sections of manuals, numbered from 1 to 8, with 1 corresponding to general commands, which ed(1) seems to be. The man viewer even says ED(1) on top of the document.

I guess that's where that comes from.

Why do I write it like that? Because that's what the person managing [[https://twitter.com/ed1conf]] does and I like it and find it fun and funny. I wonder if they were the first to do so.

= See also

[[Edbrowse]], an ed(1)-inspired editor+browser+mail client.

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Es

[[push]] [[español]] [[spanish]]
- Escribo en el ágora mayormente en inglés porque es un gran idioma de difusión internacional, pero es mi intención ser máximamente inclusivo. En mis sueños, el ágora está escrita en todo lenguaje; o en un [[lenguaje universal]].