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- 1A Gleam-based blogging workflow built on Org-Mode and Pandoc▼Blogging with Gleam, Org-Mode and Pandoc Article URL: https:// byzantine-systems.github.io/bl ogging-with-gleam-org-mode
A developer has published a write-up on byzantine-systems.github.io explaining how to run a blog using Gleam together with Org-Mode and Pandoc, combining the Gleam programming language with Emacs-style markup and document conversion. The post is being shared and discussed on developer communities, where it has drawn a small but engaged readership. The piece reflects ongoing interest in lightweight, custom static-site publishing setups built from general-purpose programming tools.
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A developer has published a walkthrough of building a blog workflow that combines Gleam, a functional programming language, with Org-Mode for writing and Pandoc for converting documents to HTML. The post describes how the three tools fit together to generate a personal site. It has drawn attention on Hacker News, where readers are discussing the appeal of simple, code-driven publishing pipelines.
- 3Dark literary fragment about mortality circulates among readers●Frente al espejo que se ensaña en no reflejar más que vapor. La navaja plateada brilla en el lavabo. «Voy a morir», dice
A short Spanish-language piece of fiction is being shared in reading and writing circles. It depicts a speaker before a fogged mirror, a silver razor gleaming on the sink, saying they will die, perhaps tonight. The fragment is tagged under books, literature and writing, and readers are engaging with its bleak, poetic treatment of mortality and self-reflection.