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I get your point on distraction-free writing and all the other tools. But for Pete's sake, calling "LaTex" distraction-free is a far stretch. Lord knows how ma
by kashyapc 4y ago
I get your point on distraction-free writing and all the other tools. But for Pete's sake, calling "LaTex" distraction-free is a far stretch.
Lord knows how many endless hours I spent debugging and tweaking TikZ code (the LaTex graphics package) to fight obscure errors and missing dependencies and whatnot.
- kimburgess 4y agoThe same could be said of markdown as you start embedding Mermaid diagrams or other DSL's, or plain text as you introduce structural conventions. It depends on what you are doing and the complexity that warrants. The least powerful tool that will do the job well is likely a good option.