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Ooh, there's a new #Emacs package departure-times-norway [1] on MELPA that displays departure times for public transit in Norway after prompting you for a stop! It would be cool to generalize this to more places. Maybe in the long run integration with osm [2] to search for stops on a map would be a good idea. (By the way, osm is super a cool map application running inside Emacs; it uses OpenStreetMap data and was written by the prolific Daniel Mendler of Vertico, Consult, Corfu fame.)

[1] github.com/hsolg/emacs-departu
[2] github.com/minad/osm

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A lot of trouble with the new #Vue #LSP.

First, it disables all other typescript LSPs, even if there is no Vue in the project; fortunately, this can be fixed with:

(setq lsp-volar-take-over-mode nil)

Maybe a better way would be to advise `lsp-volar--activate-p' to detect Vue by parsing package.json.

Second, somehow the server sends empty "textDocument/publishDiagnostics" messages about a second after sending one with diagnostics! As a result, the diagnostics appear for a second and then disappear.

For now, I've worked around that by advising `lsp--on-diagnostics' to ignore empty messages if they come less than five seconds after a non-empty one. Not sure where to go next with this.

The code: sqrtminusone.xyz/configs/emacs

Finally, the server sometimes crashes randomly. It happened once or twice today.

sqrtminusone.xyzEmacs configFreedom is a state of mind

#Emacs question: what is the forum to ask random Emacs questions?

Long time ago, there were mailing lists. Is that a thing for Emacs?

Some projects used forums. Does Emacs on Reddit be considered that?

thank you!