Diego Zamboni

I do the same as @mircoparello, but I defined a new command `cvsubentry` for this purpose: ```latex % Sub-job entry - assumes the organization and place are specified in a...

Another option to define a hotkey is [Hammerspoon](http://www.hammerspoon.org/). In your `~/.hammerspoon/init.lua`, you can use something like this: ``` hyper = {"cmd","alt","ctrl"} hs.hotkey.bindSpec({hyper, "e"}, function () hs.task.new("/bin/bash", nil, { "-l", "-c",...

No manual pages, but the documentation at https://elv.sh/ref/ is top notch. I usually just look things up there. However, as the sources are in Markdown, it should be possible to...

I never use implicit `cd` myself. In any case, it seems like something that should only be used in interactive mode - maybe it should be a feature of the...

@krader1961 I think your function is a good start, but I'd argue that most people don't usually deal with fractional minutes nor hours. Instead of those, I think the fraction...

I tend to agree with @xiaq on this one. I am not a big fan of too much magic syntax. `$(...)` has the advantage of mirroring the POSIX syntax, so...

I don't know any languages that offer any promises in the order of keys in a hash/dictionary. I agree this would be nice in an interactive context, but then it...

@rdw20170120 In summary: you think the elvish docs need to be improved. This seems fair, and you have in fact written about this extensively already. I would encourage you you...

I don't think there's an accepted convention, but storing it under `~/.elvish/` sounds reasonable. @SolitudeSF's suggestions make sense too. My [aliases](https://github.com/zzamboni/elvish-modules/blob/master/alias.org) module stores the alias definitions under `~/.elvish/aliases/`.

I agree with that, I like having the whole config coalesced under a single directory. I am not much of a fan of XDG :)