People referencing me

I discovered that there are quite a few references to my posts and thoughts on the Internet. It’s quite a fun experience to read what people have to say second-hand, as opposed to reading comments on my Reddit posts or YouTube videos. I decided to collect a list of them here. Not all feedback is positive, and I try to learn from it.

• Irreal - Clocktables
  • Review of my Org mode clocktables video. Apparently sparked a post from The Emacs Cat - Org Mode: Exporting Clock Tables, which then got its own follow-up again from Irreal - Exporting Clock Tables. Fun to see how things can go round.
• Irreal - Emacs Bankruptcy
  • Irreal comments on the Reddit thread under my Emacs Bankruptcy video, which sparked a lively debate. He says that he doesn’t understand my argument that Emacs Bankruptcy is natural when a configuration grows too large. Perhaps he misunderstood, or I was unclear. I don’t believe it’s a natural step for every long configuration, merely a good idea for long, unruly configurations.
• 2023-12 Austin Emacs Meetup
  • Apparently there was some positive commentary on my EmacsConf 2023 Closing Remarks at the Austin Emacs Meetup from a professor in OKC.
• LucidManager - Emacs Org Mode for Distraction-Free Writing
  • Glad to see my Org Mode demo featured in this article.
• Sophie Bosio - Prettifying Emacs Org Mode
• Hereby, all birds fly - YouTube Channels
  • Pleased to be on a list among the top names in the Emacs YouTube community.
• Boyang Yan - org-reveal
• Wai Hon - Using Emacs in a Terminal
• burntraisin - Planners and Productivity Apps: Try Emacs
  • Nice to see myself on a personal blog that resonates with me.
• Irreal - Declarative, Reproducible Emacs