I think your problem is that you installed the Emacs "plugin", but that is just the interface to the server. I think you need to install the actual language server on your system. Outside of Emacs, in your package manager or with pipx for example.

You can also try to press Spc-: and then run lsp-install-server inside of doom Emacs, but I had problems with that.

They don't even know that.

I still don't understand why I should need GPU acceleration for my fucking TEXT EDITOR

"Es geht durch die Welt ein Geflüster..."

https://youtu.be/HYJmGaBMQJ8

I'm studying nano science right now, I think it still exists. And if it does it's still a super amazing thing.

They are exasperated that we use computer mice.

So they use Tiling window managers and vim-keys? The future is bright!

Eurkey finde ich besser. Umlaute und ß alle mit AltGr und a/u/o/s

Suddenly they all make 99.999 billion...

If you know where to look you can get a high end bike that was unfinished at the factory and didn’t get painted/stickered/branded and pay a fraction of the price.

Can you tell me where that is?

Whenever somebody recommends NixOS, I just want to spam the comments with Guix. I prefer configs I can understand, and I think lisp makes that easier. Other than syntax, the only thing I see is people complaining about the free-oftware-only. But the recently hyped distrobox solves that (together with the nonguix repo). Yet nobody recommends guix in all these "immutable" distro threads.

In my opinion Guix is the best mix of:

• Arch (rolling release),

• NixOS ("immutable", atomic updates , rollback, reproducible, declarative configs)

• Gentoo (source code based, write your own package definitions for any source code you find),

with some lispy syntax.

Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir. A scientist is on a mission to save the world. The science stuff is accurate and easy to understand in my opinion (but I'm a physicist, lol).

The author also wrote the Martian, that was adapted as a movie, you probably know it.

My colleague recommends it to everyone, and she reads a lot. I read a little and also liked it. Not only because of the science, but also because of the story.

I think about words and their etymology a lot. Of course many words have their origin in Latin. And then I am amazed how they used kind of the the same word ~2k years ago.