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   Programming from the Humanities

   4 points by fizzbucket 6y ago|3 comments
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   by fizzbucket 7y ago

   Sorry, what's your source for this?
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   by fizzbucket 11y ago

   I know! But I'm not interested in money, and it seems possible to provide something much easier to use then emacs, which, although inferior, can still help people who can't invest the time in learning to use emacs. (There's a
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   by fizzbucket 11y ago

   Nope, ReText is not the project. But it has quite different goals. I'm actually an academic in the humanities (though lots of my work uses digital tools). I got so thoroughly sick of marking essays with shoddy referencing and inconsist
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   by fizzbucket 11y ago

   Got the split screen live preview already; tree view sounds a very useful addition, though. Extensions are also a good plan; the interesting thing is that many of them end up being routed to pandoc, so they can be done with document metadat
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   by fizzbucket 11y ago

   Awesome; but what do you reckon the best way to implement a corkboard is when it's entirely possible that you're dealing with individual documents, not Scrivener's groups of them? (Sorry, that sounds snarky; it's a genui
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   Ask HN: What do you want in a text editor?

   13 points by fizzbucket 11y ago|23 comments