Its not a conspiracy man, I swear bro

takes a bong rip

Add the angles up on those subsquares, they ALWAYS add up to 180 degrees i.e. -> π. EXPLAIN THAT.

All triangles add up to a WHOLE PI even when they are slices of a pie themselves!?!!! Does nobody else see there is obviously something fishy going on?

It is all about who you know as they say.

Damn that puts a big ass smile on my face, congrats for getting a new awesome instrument and composition tool!

It is like dodging a ball right? Sounds easy.

It bears repeating. Pete Hegseth is terrible.

Ad Hominem attack, try harder :)

Maybe cite some evidence?

At some point you might want to print your notes, publish them on the web, or share them with people not using Org. Org can convert and export documents to a variety of other formats while retaining as much structure (see Document Structure) and markup (see Markup for Rich Contents) as possible.

The libraries responsible for translating Org files to other formats are called backends. Org ships with support for the following backends:

ascii (ASCII format)

beamer (LaTeX Beamer format)

html (HTML format)

icalendar (iCalendar format)

latex (LaTeX format)

md (Markdown format) odt (OpenDocument Text format) org (Org format) texinfo (Texinfo format) man (Man page format)

Users can install libraries for additional formats from the Emacs packaging system. For easy discovery, these packages have a common naming scheme: ox-NAME, where NAME is a format. For example, ox-koma-letter for koma-letter backend. More libraries can be found in the ‘org-contrib’ repository (see Installation).

Org only loads backends for the following formats by default: ASCII, HTML, iCalendar, LaTeX, and ODT. Additional backends can be loaded in either of two ways: by configuring the org-export-backends variable, or by requiring libraries in the Emacs init file. For example, to load the Markdown backend, add this to your Emacs config:

(require 'ox-md)

https://orgmode.org/manual/Exporting.html

There you go, maybe try reading a bit about the thing before commenting on it?

My bad, the way you posted it felt like you were kind of trying to troll me by posting an AI response that disagreed with what I said in an annoying way lol and I did not get you were making that point.

True, but this isn’t an accident either. AI is most prevalent in places where authenticity and meaning have already been destroyed by late stage capitalism.

Email writing? There was no fucking humanity left in it before AI came along, it was already a mess of language forms that only complexified over time making a judgement of how to convey something short and simple an extended process of trying to guess what the correct social norms are to employ in that situation.

I hope email and job applications become hopelessly flooded with AI crap, they both deserve to die as a forms of humans communicating with humans as there is no reality, no meaning left to these mediums of interaction. AI is just an underlining of that pre-existing enshittification of communication which boths means blaming AI is missing the point and also that blaming AI IS the point because it is just the newest form of cancer in our society from a long, storied line of dangerous bullshitters and their tools of violence against meaning.

Edit what a perfect example of how fake and fluff filled AI writing is.

All of that could just have been said with “Don’t blame the tool, blame the person using it”

Hey I have an app called HegSaid which I made to support Pete where every speech he is made is translated into a language bros like me and you can actually understand, and not all military policy wonk, complicated stuff professionals like Pete Hegseth use which hurts your brain.

All you have to do is take a picture of a Coors Lite beer you have postmarked for the mail to Pete Hegseth’s office and in return the AI will translate a Hegseth speech for you into an approachable format even someone who isn’t a warfighter can understand.

It objectively isn’t bothersome, it only takes a handful of keystrokes to export to markdown or to any other format you want.

I am sorry complaining about Org mode’s markdown format not being used elsewhere is absurd given how many extensibly options there are for Emacs built in even without adding in anything custom.

No, the org mode file format is the most extensible, open, powerful file format for primarily text based notes ever made. You are simply wrong here, I am sorry.

There are also apps that directly use the org mode file format such as Orgzly, Beorg and Orgro.

The downside is that copying anything with links or formatting out of Org requires converting its markup to Markdown or whatever.

The upside is by default org mode can export to markdown, and with Pandoc installed you can basically export to any file type known to humanity.

Palantir & Pals

A russian battalion commander who is so out of touch with their frontlines because they have blindly sent their troops to their deaths that they walk out waving at a literal Leopard thinking it is friendly right before it all ends… seems nearly the ultimate Leopards Ate My Face moment? We aren’t talking about some random grunt here, this is a kingpin piece being dismantled in an apparatus of terror.

‘Leopards Eating Faces’ is if nothing if not the idea of tonnes of consequences right?

Apparently soon after it became the neglected responsibility of adults to parent billionaires.

It isn’t like creepy rightwing ultrawealthy men with shadowy connections to pedophiles and other criminals own those companies they are uploading the photos to!

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“Hi Boss!”

Triangles are peak performance

Syncthing and Org Mode.