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      2 title: "Weeknote for 2025-W14"
      3 description: "Pythonistas on DEIA, trying Typst"
      4 date: 2025-03-31T08:59:00-07:00
      5 draft: false
      6 categories:
      7 - Weeknotes
      8 tags:
      9 - Python
     10 - Vim
     11 ---
     12 
     13 ## pyOpenSci statement on DEIA
     14 
     15 [A couple weeks back]({{< ref
     16 "/posts/weeknotes/2025-w11/#ropensci-statement-on-deia" >}}) I shared a
     17 statement from rOpenSci reaffirming their commitment to diversity, inclusivity,
     18 equity, and accessibility. I’m glad to see similar values articulated by the folks
     19 behind pyOpenSci.
     20 
     21 [Reaffirming pyOpenSci’s Commitment to Inclusion](https://www.pyopensci.org/blog/pyopensci-commitment-inclusion.html)
     22 
     23 ## Typst and Pandoc
     24 
     25 I had been meaning to check out [Typst](https://typst.app/) for a little bit,
     26 but I never got around to it before this post came across my feed. I had to
     27 install Typst and update Pandoc to run it, but it creates a good lookin’ PDF
     28 from a markdown file with no fuss, and it has opened the door to incorporating
     29 a new tool into my workflow.
     30 
     31 [JMax --- A New Typst Template for Pandoc](https://imaginarytext.ca/posts/2025/typst-templates-for-pandoc/)
     32 
     33 ## Curly quotes with LazyVim
     34 
     35 [I’m still giving LazyVim an honest try]({{< ref
     36 "/posts/weeknotes/2025-w10/#trying-lazyvim" >}}), and I’ve finally reached the
     37 point where I’m adding in the plugins I miss from my regular Vim configuration.
     38 I recently figured out how to create lazy.vim “specs” and added
     39 [vim-textobj-quote](https://github.com/preservim/vim-textobj-quote)---which I
     40 use to add “curly quotes” to my markdown files---to my LazyVim configuration.
     41 Since I want to make this easy to access on all the computers I use, this also
     42 convinced me to push my LazyVim configuration to a public place, which I share
     43 with you here:
     44 
     45 [My fork of LazyVim/starter](https://git.eamoncaddigan.net/lazyvim-starter/log.html)