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The issue with latex is that I don't personally use it every day, and I suspect many people are in that camp. When you just use it ocassionally, all that syntax
by stu2b50 4y ago
The issue with latex is that I don't personally use it every day, and I suspect many people are in that camp. When you just use it ocassionally, all that syntax just falls out of your brain, leading to a frustrating loop where you're constantly relearning latex.
In comparison, I use vim keybindings every day. As a result, despite how esoteric it may be, it's well ingrained into my muscle memory.
- phforms 4y agoI feel your struggle. Especially for these cases, I am always writing my own personal documentation (recently switched to .org files for that, which makes navigation pretty convenient in Emacs). It seems redundant since you can find all this knowledge on the web (or ask an AI), but my selection, the context and examples I add and how I organize it makes it especially useful for me when I come back later and need to remember what I have learned.