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Reference management with Org mode.
My workflow is apparently simpler, thanks to ivy-bibtex, but overall I agree that Org is well suited for such kind of tasks. I only use Markdown for light stuff (e.g., Github READMEs) and blogging, but I guess I will switch to using Org mode exclusively soon or later. #emacs
Random Permutations. #maths
Gix is a command-line interface (CLI) to access git repositories. Still wip apparently, but it looks like a great initiative.
Differential Privacy algorithms by Google.
Look, I’m back to Elfeed (Feedly only allows 100 feeds for a free account). #emacs

Bevy is a refreshingly simple data-driven game engine and app framework built in Rust. #rust
clj is a collection of functions to work with lazy iterators in Python. #python
Commas in big numbers everywhere: An OpenType adventure. See also Numderline:
Unfortunately some apps that support basic ligatures don’t support the fancy shaping features I use, including Sublime Text 3 and iTerm2. Other apps like Emacs and most terminals don’t support shaping at all.