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I'm Sacha Chua, and I'm on a 5-year experiment in semi-retirement. I love coding, writing, drawing, and sharing what I'm learning along the way. Twitter - Flickr - Slideshare - LinkedIn - Facebook - Github
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Free/pay-what-you-want resources
- Sketchnotes 2014
  Latest collection of sketchnotes and thoughts
- Emacs Chats - EPUB, MOBI
  A collection of transcripts from the Emacs Chat series
- Sketchnotes 2013
  300+ sketches about learning, sharing, tech, semi-retirement, business, delegation, and other topics. You'll get a ZIP file (290+ MB) with hi-res images that you can easily flip through or print.
- A No-Excuses Guide to Blogging
  What's getting in your way when it comes to blogging consistently? Check out this 42-page guide to ten common blogging excuses and how to break past them.
- How to Learn Emacs
  
  a hand-drawn one-pager for beginners
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- Umut Çakır Hi Sacha, i am new in emacs and amazed and loved org-mode. But not Mobile-org. What do you think about Mobileorg or using org-mode in... – Contact me
- Wednesday Link Showdown - Quantified Musings […] Learn how to take notes more efficiently in Org Mode – sacha chua :: living an awesome life – And another idea for managing...
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- JohnKitchin Thanks. That matches my current understanding too. It seems like use-package pretty conveniently installs and configures packages. I have seen cask for creating and installing... – Emacs configuration and use-package
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- 2014: New free/pay what you want resource: Sketchnotes 2013; also, Emacs Dired rocks
- 2013: Got Emacs questions? Let’s try Emacs tutoring / pair programming!
- 2012: Visual book notes: How to Read a Book
- 2011: Monthly review: February 2011
- 2010: On circumstances and somebodies
- 2008: You have received a painting from Sacha
- 2008: Wow. Physics can be phun.
- 2008: Wow. Physics can be phun.
- 2008: Working on the book
- 2006: Song for Mary, O Canada
- 2004: Backlog of blog entries: MOTAS, March 5
- 2004: How to get involved in Free Software (the bug method)
- 2004: XML and Emacs Lisp
- 2004: Preliminary VM support for planner
- 2004: Open house
- 2004: “Warning: Blogs Can Be Infectious”
- 2004: My classes next sem
- 2004: Smileys
- 2004: Warm and fuzzy feelings
- 2004: Successful Lisp: How to Understand and Use Common Lisp
- 2004: Girls just wanna defun
- 2003: hey, my rant’s on william yu’s website!
- 2003: [email protected]
- 2003: game guidelines
- 2003: application ideas
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- 2003: ask about fwd lock and DRM for content that can be freely share
- 2003: technical difficulties
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