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That's 10 minutes of my life I'll never get back. The takeaway: Mr.
Gruber will spend time with a yes-man agreeing with everything he
says, but any productive engagement is beneath him because even
problematic ambiguities in Markdown don't, in his opinion, exist.
Nice.
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o it regularly, but I generally compose in Markdown without
thinking about it and I use definition lists with this syntax quite a
bit in other systems where it's standard, so it just comes naturally!
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It seems to me that hooking into a good existing project, like Pandoc,
and creating the proper filter (or whatever they are called) would
make sense.
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the mouse ran down
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>
> Yes there is. I believe Markdown has thrived and continues to grow because I
> haven't fucked around with it. The canonical docs are those on Daring
> Fireball.
Yes, it *is* nice for some people to have a puppy stay a
away from Wordpress.
[1]: http://wordpress.org/
[2]: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/markdown-on-save/
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> Android yet, using these programs isn't compatible with my phone.
Is this just an issue that the Android app can't be told to open files
with different extensions?
It annoys me that so many Markdown editors won't allow for arbitrary
file extensions, though a few had come aro
cho-chamber.
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On Tue, Nov 22, 2011 at 9:05 AM, Christian Sciberras wrote:
> Why should I spare it to the whole list? If some guy loves debating Steve
> Jobs and Apples,
> why am I not allowed to debate something inherently relevant to the list?
Because it really isn't relevant to the list at this point as neit
On Tue, Nov 22, 2011 at 8:29 AM, Christian Sciberras wrote:
> Chris Lott,
> You missed my point entirely. I use VIM and IDEs to get around writing code.
> My point is that MD is _not_ code. MD, unlike other systems, was meant to
> look
> nice in plain text.
> The only minor require
er "at a
glance" assessment for skimming and moving around text.
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breaks the syntax highlighting in a bad way, and it can't handle
"text_like this text"). Emacs markdown-mode is far superiors. Any tips
for using Vim more effectively?
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g for a debate about the methods for display, etc.
(though I do find those interesting, for the most part), just any info
on the usability and capabilities!
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On Sep 15, 2011, at 12:49 AM, Tom Saddington
wrote:
> On 15 September 2011 04:37, Chris Lott wrote:
>>
>> In other words, when printing the HTML page from a browser I'd like
>> the list of reference links to print (for, I think, obvious reasons :)
> You m
Is there any simple way to have the list of reference links display in
the HTML output of a markdown doc?
In other words, when printing the HTML page from a browser I'd like
the list of reference links to print (for, I think, obvious reasons :)
Thanks for any advice!
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