Coding. Looking at the notes from the week, it seems like hobby-time has mostly been related to working on my PKM / digital garden system (Flock) and tinkering around with Emacs. Coding and debugging in elisp, and tweaking a bit of the look of the site.
Writing. Which is all totally fine - I enjoy it! And learn plenty in the process. But just a point to note that left unattended, my attention tends to go towards tweaking and coding, less towards writing. Although writing about what I've tweaked and coded still counts, right?
Only managed to catch a couple of talks from EmacsConf 2020, but nice to see such a good community around Emacs. For such a long-lasting program it seems very much alive and well.
I had a bit more of a play at getting knowledge maps in to my weeknotes, this time with an org-roam generated graph. It works as a nice easy-to-generate visual aide memoire for me, but sadly not really visually compelling for anyone else.
