kantholtz / dotfiles

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• Hi, I’m @kantholtz
• I’m interested in text mining with neural networks
• At the moment, I combine neural reasoning models with large pre-trained language models
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dotfiles's Issues

Offer --force for emacs compilation

If there's a system where emacs can be found, it should be possible to add a flag which forces emacs compilation. Optionally a version threshold may be provided.

Alias framework not working correctly with arguments

Since everything gets split and combined naively by using whitespace, commands like g c -m 'just a little text' are not working correctly. Special care must be applied when to split at whitespace.

Add ssh-add to fish configuration

Maybe install some plugin manager for fish generally (fundle, fisherman) and install tuvistavie/fish-ssh-agent

Extend the replacement rules of *.alias files

Currently commands like t a do not work correctly because the specified rule t a [0] : tmux attach -t [0] is not able to handle the case that [0] might not be set. It should be possible to extend the syntax of the rules in a way where additional information can be enclosed in the replacement rule.

Proposal:
t a [0] : tmux attach [-t 0] yields tmux attach for t a and tmux attach -t foo for t a foo.
The replacement regex would look something like this: \[([\w-]*)(\d+)([\w-]*)\].

Refactor all alias functions

Currently g.fish, r.fish, be.fish and t.fish do the same thing over
and over again. It's a big hassle to work dynamically with different
argument combinations. It would be really nice to have a more "meta"
approach to solve this.

Proposal:

• Having configuration files sitting in
  ~/.config/fish/functions/alias/*.alias. They contain information
  about how to translate the alias. Some simple format to reference
  input arguments must be defined.
• Create an alias-program, that is able to parse these alias files and
  execute the appropriate programs.
• Create proxy functions for fish to use. I'm not sure if there should
  be a file for every alias (like g.fish that just offers a
  function g that in turn calls the alias program) or a central
  file exporting all fish functions.

Adjust install.apt script

https://github.com/dreadworks/dotfiles/blob/880b3dd0dbf36037d065bb0ba6f3c2034b3a9900/install.fish#L19

(nvrn-init t) or (nvrn-init nil)

Check whether git is installed

fish_prompt does not probe whether git is installed

fish: Unknown command 'git'
~/.config/fish/functions/fish_prompt.fish (line 16):   if git status >/dev/null 2>&1

Revise dark theme

Have the dark theme defined independently from terminator and provide scripts to generate theme files for terminator, other terminal emulators and maybe - at some point - emacs.