Notes on links that I’m interested in.
Emacs: make ‘save-some-buffers’ show diff on demand
I just noticed there is a d action when Emacs asks me to save changed files before other actions. When d action is selected, it displays the difference between the buffer and its target file. It’s very handy as sometimes I don’t remember what I’ve changed so far.
Working with smaller chunks of thoughts; adding anchors to paragraphs in Org Mode HTML export
Sacha Chua explains how to add links to different levels of granularity:
I’m using ox-hugo, and it’s easy to add links for headings, see Transform ox-hugo anchors to links.
Using #+ATTR_HTML: :id to link paragraphs and text fragments to link specific text are really powerful, but I haven’t found an easy way to integrate this into my workflow, as it involves manually coding the links.
shot-scraper 1.6 with support for HTTP Archives
shot-scraper is the second tool created by Simon Willison that I’ve installed on my machine, the first being llm.
I install Python tools using uv.
uv tool install shot-scraper
shot-scraper install # install browsers
Take a screenshot:
shot-scraper shot https://yejun.dev
Record an HTTP Archive (HAR) file:
shot-scraper har https://yejun.dev
View the file using Chrome HAR Viewer.