Agreed. I consider myself to be pretty technical and I explored Github Wikis, static site generators, local markdown, etc, and then Notion showed up one day. I

Agreed. I consider myself to be pretty technical and I explored Github Wikis, static site generators, local markdown, etc, and then Notion showed up one day. I could click to create a new markdown-ish document, collaborate on it with the other people on my team, embed images, write equations, and do way more than I could in any of the other solutions I sorta hodge-podged together. I don't have time to write notes app, and even if I did, I probably would've made something like notion, but worse. At this point, I do all of my technical writing in Notion. Equations, tables, nesting, publishing... I can even embed an interactive graphing calculator or videos of my work. A plain markdown file can't do that and neither can LaTeX.