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Okay. I made a start. Basic functionality:

github.com/quantumgizmo...

It always seemed crazy to me that there wasn't a direct renderer for markdown to PDF... as far as I am aware, tools either first convert it to HTML or use LaTeX to generate the PDFs. That's what intrigued me about the typst project.

The disorder we looked at is such that it kept the qubits within an effective toric code state, so looking at the entanglement growth might not be too fruitful. But I can definitely imagine that in an altered setting tensor networks might give some insight!

It does have real-time editing and commenting features like in google docs - that's primarily why I use it.

I basically have the same workflow but with vim - I much prefer editing locally with my configuration. But then I push to overleaf eventually so that we can do real-time collaboration with co-authors without worrying about merge conflicts, etc.

If you're familiar with it, instead of Dropbox it's also quite efficient to use overleaf as a git repo and just push/pull from your machine. And then all the benefits of git version control too!

I think the latter 😂 A few things wrong with the analogy but maybe the main one being the child/parent shouldn't be exerting effort to stay in motion...