orgmode

I wrote a more straightforward description of my emacsconf talk about 13 hours from now:

https://emacsconf.org/2025/talks/commonlisp/

The #orgmode file used in presenting my talk creeping up upon autonomous #commonLisp #emacs #software #Agents : https://screwlisp.small-web.org/software-individuals/script-for-emacsconf-this-weekend-video-org/

Looking forward to your wild and freeranging and/or specific questions in the Q&A

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Hey, I will write something more later, but we *will* be having @publicvoit on the 8am UTC Sunday #peertube #live #lispyGopherClimate

on the topic of #emacs #orgmode (vs #markdown )

https://karl-voit.at/2025/08/17/Markdown-disaster/

Comments and questions welcome here (especially if you are in the Americas, and will thus be asleep for the live version).

#commonLisp host language simple #parser #programming of #emacs #orgmode orgfiles.

I suspect I've got several things grievously wrong. For one, my parser is #typetheory -etic. And the recursion is more of an ascent than a descent.

https://screwlisp.small-web.org/programming/org-parser/

Still, it's interesting to see what an s-expression-ised org file is and is not.

Also some notes on the Karl Voit interview on org versus markdown this Sunday morning (Europe)

Comments solicited @dougmerritt @mdhughes @kentpitman and all.