Topic - Emacs Chat
The Emacs community has a lot of amazing people, although we rarely get to meet face to face. It's great to get a sense of what people are like. I've been enjoying the Prot Asks series of casual conversations with people about Emacs and their other interests, and I'd love to resume my Emacs Chats. There's a lot of cool workflow stuff that doesn't get captured in lists of keyboard shortcuts and functions.
Format
An Emacs Chat might start off with me asking a bunch of questions about your config, or you can walk through the things that you're the most excited about or that are hard to appreciate when people just read the code. Or we can just chat about whatever cool Emacs thing you want to share. =)
Some options in case you're worried about accidentally leaking private information:
- We can record the conversation without livestreaming and edit it to obscure or remove anything that needs removing. Benefits: Maximum control, and I get an excuse to make Emacs even more of a video editor
- We can livestream with a 15-second delay so that I can kill the livestream in case something gets flashed on the screen. Benefits: We can learn from other people's questions and comments.
- We can livestream it without a delay and make the recording unlisted until we can review it. Benefits: Possibly more lively conversations
After our conversation, I'd love to go back over it, edit the transcript, add some chapters and headings, run it by you for double-checking, and post it on my blog.
Let's schedule a chat!
Here are my potential timeslots between now until the end of June. (Kiddo will be on summer break in July/Aug, so my schedule becomes less predictable). Times are in America/Toronto, which is currently UTC-4. Thursdays 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM America/Toronto (UTC-4) and Thursdays 12:45 PM - 3:00 PM; might be available other days if I move things around. Current available timeslots:
- (morning only, no afternoon)
If you have JS enabled, you can click on the times to translate to local time.
I might also be able to squeeze in weekday evenings (7 PM to 9 PM America/Toronto, ex: ) if I clear it with W- and A+.
We will probably use https://meet.jit.si.
E-mail me and let's figure out a schedule!
Past episodes
I've got a TODO to make sure emacs-chat-podcast works as a podcast feed again. In the meantime:
- 2015-12-10 Emacs Chat: John Wiegley on maintaining Emacs and how you can help
- 2015-04-08 Emacs Lisp Development Tips with John Wiegley
- Emacs Chat with Steve Purcell
- Emacs Chat: Karl Voit
- Emacs Chat: Mickey Petersen
- Emacs Chat: Harry R. Schwartz
- Emacs Chat: Xah Lee (ErgoEmacs)
- Emacs Chat: Phil Hagelberg
- Emacs Chat: Oh no, my chat with Bodil Stokke didn't get recorded!
- Emacs Chat: Christopher Wellons
- Emacs Chat: Bozhidar Batsov
- Reflecting on 10 episodes of Emacs Chats
- Emacs Chat: Tom Marble
- Emacs Chat: Jānis Mancēvičs
- Emacs Chat: Iannis Zannos – Emacs and SuperCollider
- Emacs Chat: Magnar Sveen (Emacs Rocks)
- Emacs Chat: Sacha Chua (with Bastien Guerry)
- Emacs Chat: Bastien Guerry
- Emacs Chat with Avdi Grimm (Org-mode, Ruby, etc.)
- Emacs chat: Thomas Kjeldahl Nilsson
- Emacs Chat: Carsten Dominik
- Transcript: Emacs chat with John Wiegley
- Emacs: Chatting with John Wiegley about the cool things he does with Emacs
- Emacs chat intro