Do you mean, do I use any functionality of org mode other than the markup syntax for rendering?

If so, no not really. Though I do use org-export-headline-levels (orgmode.org/org.html#ind...) as a header argument to render ryan.freumh.org/logs.html in an outliner format (nested lists).

No pressure! I can try and hack something together when I return as well

I'm aware of github.com/logseq/mldoc but I haven't used it yet. Currently I'm using pandoc with Hakyll: ryan.freumh.org/how-this-sit...

Hi Xavier! Is it possible to use YOCaml with org files? Thanks :-)

@ryan.freumh.org discussing spatial programming: how can we program actions based on physical actions? Enter bigraphs! #icfpslash25

Interacting with this via the LLM is a pretty bad UI so I've hooked it up to a CalDAV server. "I'll be around after lunch until 5ish!" from @jdmillar.bsky.social gets added to the calendar as displayed by github.com/RyanGibb/cal...

So the GPU is an L4 with 24GB VRAM www.nvidia.com/en-gb/data-c...

I've tried a few; mistral [0] seems to be work well enough for this use case and only takes up 4.1GB, but qwen3:32b looks to be the best [1] that fits in this GPU.

[0]: ollama.com/library/mist...
[0]: toao.com/blog/ocaml-l...

This sounds a bit like my project on universal dependency solving! ryan.freumh.org/enki.html

It also aims to integrate between language ecosystems which have varying degrees of expressivity (e.g. opam has Boolean algebra and Cargo has features) which we encode in the PubGrub algorithm.