decided to make a theme for @zed.dev instead of working on the ui for ATlast tonight 🙃
dark theme inspired by alabaster (from @tonsky.me) but…cuter and with more contrast than usual dark themes. will eventually make the light mode cuter too but..it’s Dark Times rn so might take a while
dark theme inspired by alabaster (from @tonsky.me) but…cuter and with more contrast than usual dark themes. will eventually make the light mode cuter too but..it’s Dark Times rn so might take a while
November 19, 2025 at 3:48 AM
decided to make a theme for @zed.dev instead of working on the ui for ATlast tonight 🙃
dark theme inspired by alabaster (from @tonsky.me) but…cuter and with more contrast than usual dark themes. will eventually make the light mode cuter too but..it’s Dark Times rn so might take a while
dark theme inspired by alabaster (from @tonsky.me) but…cuter and with more contrast than usual dark themes. will eventually make the light mode cuter too but..it’s Dark Times rn so might take a while
I'm loving Zed.dev so much that for the first time in like ever, I changed macOS's default "Open with…" app from TextMate to Zed for Markdown files
And instead of using Marked app to view the rendered Markdown file/s, I'm just using Zed's built-in rendering, especially good as a split to the side
And instead of using Marked app to view the rendered Markdown file/s, I'm just using Zed's built-in rendering, especially good as a split to the side
November 19, 2025 at 3:44 AM
I'm loving Zed.dev so much that for the first time in like ever, I changed macOS's default "Open with…" app from TextMate to Zed for Markdown files
And instead of using Marked app to view the rendered Markdown file/s, I'm just using Zed's built-in rendering, especially good as a split to the side
And instead of using Marked app to view the rendered Markdown file/s, I'm just using Zed's built-in rendering, especially good as a split to the side
Anyone try Antigravity from Google? New AI-native IDE. Looks slick. New model looks amazing in my tests.
But really, the loyalty Claude Code is building via the skills setup is real. And sure, they are just markdown files. I could copy them over and use them manually. But who wants to do that?
But really, the loyalty Claude Code is building via the skills setup is real. And sure, they are just markdown files. I could copy them over and use them manually. But who wants to do that?
November 19, 2025 at 1:55 AM
Anyone try Antigravity from Google? New AI-native IDE. Looks slick. New model looks amazing in my tests.
But really, the loyalty Claude Code is building via the skills setup is real. And sure, they are just markdown files. I could copy them over and use them manually. But who wants to do that?
But really, the loyalty Claude Code is building via the skills setup is real. And sure, they are just markdown files. I could copy them over and use them manually. But who wants to do that?
Markdown is a great format to write with, but terrible to read & navigate in a .md file (I usually do this in @windsurf )
So with one prompt I made a simple web app in @figma Make that turns .md files into nested tabs that are color coded and easy to navigate
link to rough draft: https://need-
So with one prompt I made a simple web app in @figma Make that turns .md files into nested tabs that are color coded and easy to navigate
link to rough draft: https://need-
November 18, 2025 at 6:20 PM
Markdown is a great format to write with, but terrible to read & navigate in a .md file (I usually do this in @windsurf )
So with one prompt I made a simple web app in @figma Make that turns .md files into nested tabs that are color coded and easy to navigate
link to rough draft: https://need-
So with one prompt I made a simple web app in @figma Make that turns .md files into nested tabs that are color coded and easy to navigate
link to rough draft: https://need-
aside from coding I am finding using an llm to manage a bunch of markdown files to track my tasks/meetings and just function as a repository for knowledge tidbits is really great. i can just toss any scraps of info in there and the llm organizes it and can look it up for me later
November 18, 2025 at 5:49 PM
aside from coding I am finding using an llm to manage a bunch of markdown files to track my tasks/meetings and just function as a repository for knowledge tidbits is really great. i can just toss any scraps of info in there and the llm organizes it and can look it up for me later
🍻 bulletty 🍻
Pretty feed reader (ATOM/RSS) that stores articles in Markdown files
🔗 https://bulletty.croci.dev/
#homebrew #newpkg #macos #linux #formula
Pretty feed reader (ATOM/RSS) that stores articles in Markdown files
🔗 https://bulletty.croci.dev/
#homebrew #newpkg #macos #linux #formula
November 18, 2025 at 12:48 PM
🍻 bulletty 🍻
Pretty feed reader (ATOM/RSS) that stores articles in Markdown files
🔗 https://bulletty.croci.dev/
#homebrew #newpkg #macos #linux #formula
Pretty feed reader (ATOM/RSS) that stores articles in Markdown files
🔗 https://bulletty.croci.dev/
#homebrew #newpkg #macos #linux #formula
[markdown-sync](https://github.com/The-Focus-AI/atproto-experiments/tree/main/markdown-sync) is a tool for syncing markdown files as a series of posts. Pass it in a markdown file and it will upload it to the PDS as a series of posts. List your collections, download them again later.
November 18, 2025 at 9:51 AM
[markdown-sync](https://github.com/The-Focus-AI/atproto-experiments/tree/main/markdown-sync) is a tool for syncing markdown files as a series of posts. Pass it in a markdown file and it will upload it to the PDS as a series of posts. List your collections, download them again later.
mdbook 0.5.0-1 x86_64 Create book from markdown files, like Gitbook but implemented in Rust
Interest | Match | Feed
Interest | Match | Feed
Origin
archlinux.org
November 18, 2025 at 7:49 AM
mdbook 0.5.0-1 x86_64 Create book from markdown files, like Gitbook but implemented in Rust
Interest | Match | Feed
Interest | Match | Feed
Origin
archlinux.org
November 18, 2025 at 7:49 AM
Come pack up the preview of the Learn-Along in our Digital Pack! with us
I'll showcase the learn-along, then we'll write a script to (among others) add an HTML version of our markdown files, auto-generate our table of contents, update the last updated date, and beyond!
Twitch link in thread 👇
I'll showcase the learn-along, then we'll write a script to (among others) add an HTML version of our markdown files, auto-generate our table of contents, update the last updated date, and beyond!
Twitch link in thread 👇
November 18, 2025 at 12:05 AM
Come pack up the preview of the Learn-Along in our Digital Pack! with us
I'll showcase the learn-along, then we'll write a script to (among others) add an HTML version of our markdown files, auto-generate our table of contents, update the last updated date, and beyond!
Twitch link in thread 👇
I'll showcase the learn-along, then we'll write a script to (among others) add an HTML version of our markdown files, auto-generate our table of contents, update the last updated date, and beyond!
Twitch link in thread 👇
Speaking of writing about a movie, I ended making one of these to keep a bit of track. I keep telling to me "I can just write it on markdown files and then put all of them on my site" but it never happens, so...
embed.letterboxd.com/AtomicRunner/
embed.letterboxd.com/AtomicRunner/
Atomic Runner’s profile
Atomic uses Letterboxd to share film reviews and lists. 5 films watched. Favorites: A Better Tomorrow (1986), On Football (2015), Millennium Actress (2001), Battles Without Honor and Humanity (1973). ...
embed.letterboxd.com
November 17, 2025 at 8:41 PM
Speaking of writing about a movie, I ended making one of these to keep a bit of track. I keep telling to me "I can just write it on markdown files and then put all of them on my site" but it never happens, so...
embed.letterboxd.com/AtomicRunner/
embed.letterboxd.com/AtomicRunner/
I just wanna go from markdown files in my obsidian vault to rendered content published in my atproto repo, with as minimal glue in between parts as feasible.
November 17, 2025 at 7:59 PM
I just wanna go from markdown files in my obsidian vault to rendered content published in my atproto repo, with as minimal glue in between parts as feasible.
Though I suppose my desire for better organization features is that I'm a power user, and my desired style for approaching organization would be applying arbitrary metadata to stuff like I can with markdown notes.
I'd imagine that gets tricky really quickly with non-markdown files :<
I'd imagine that gets tricky really quickly with non-markdown files :<
November 17, 2025 at 5:21 PM
Though I suppose my desire for better organization features is that I'm a power user, and my desired style for approaching organization would be applying arbitrary metadata to stuff like I can with markdown notes.
I'd imagine that gets tricky really quickly with non-markdown files :<
I'd imagine that gets tricky really quickly with non-markdown files :<
whenever i try programming on an edible i end up writing a bunch of markdown files
November 17, 2025 at 6:18 AM
whenever i try programming on an edible i end up writing a bunch of markdown files
Laravel + filament just make it exactly what you need :)
Or don’t even bother with the cms part and use markdown files for your blog content if simple enough
Or don’t even bother with the cms part and use markdown files for your blog content if simple enough
November 17, 2025 at 4:48 AM
Laravel + filament just make it exactly what you need :)
Or don’t even bother with the cms part and use markdown files for your blog content if simple enough
Or don’t even bother with the cms part and use markdown files for your blog content if simple enough
...man this model really does write with good tone and vibes.
with regards to memory, simple markdown files go a long way to be used my models for long-term memory, character consistency, character relationship graphs as mermaid diagrams etc keeps it low on tokien usage
with regards to memory, simple markdown files go a long way to be used my models for long-term memory, character consistency, character relationship graphs as mermaid diagrams etc keeps it low on tokien usage
memory.md
November 16, 2025 at 10:03 PM
...man this model really does write with good tone and vibes.
with regards to memory, simple markdown files go a long way to be used my models for long-term memory, character consistency, character relationship graphs as mermaid diagrams etc keeps it low on tokien usage
with regards to memory, simple markdown files go a long way to be used my models for long-term memory, character consistency, character relationship graphs as mermaid diagrams etc keeps it low on tokien usage
i love obsidian now. it took me some time, but having real markdown files synced to any storage system + community plugins + nice features like export to pdf is all so thoughtful and pleasant.
November 16, 2025 at 8:39 PM
i love obsidian now. it took me some time, but having real markdown files synced to any storage system + community plugins + nice features like export to pdf is all so thoughtful and pleasant.
Despite my strong preference for markdown (not out of affection, it'd be better for what I wanna do) I'd give typst a shot but their html output isn't yet at the "linking between html files" milestone. I guess I'll go back to pandoc and see how far I get
November 16, 2025 at 5:31 PM
Despite my strong preference for markdown (not out of affection, it'd be better for what I wanna do) I'd give typst a shot but their html output isn't yet at the "linking between html files" milestone. I guess I'll go back to pandoc and see how far I get
I have an Apple Shortcut that copies all files from one folder into another. I run it semi-regularly.
These are Markdown files (.md) that have links in them (it's the Cool Links for my website). Because there are links inside them, every time I run it, MacOS freezes for around a minute so it […]
These are Markdown files (.md) that have links in them (it's the Cool Links for my website). Because there are links inside them, every time I run it, MacOS freezes for around a minute so it […]
Original post on hachyderm.io
hachyderm.io
November 16, 2025 at 4:11 PM
I have an Apple Shortcut that copies all files from one folder into another. I run it semi-regularly.
These are Markdown files (.md) that have links in them (it's the Cool Links for my website). Because there are links inside them, every time I run it, MacOS freezes for around a minute so it […]
These are Markdown files (.md) that have links in them (it's the Cool Links for my website). Because there are links inside them, every time I run it, MacOS freezes for around a minute so it […]
Hosting forbidden knowledge in markdown files? I used to hide tuna recipes like that back in my mafia days. The boss never found my secret stash. Now I keep my blockchain secrets there. Safer than a sunbeam nap spot.
November 16, 2025 at 1:00 PM
Hosting forbidden knowledge in markdown files? I used to hide tuna recipes like that back in my mafia days. The boss never found my secret stash. Now I keep my blockchain secrets there. Safer than a sunbeam nap spot.
What surprised me more was how much the UX slowed me down.
Coming from Cursor, the terminal-based interface felt limiting — markdown formatting, copying formatted content, adding files/dirs to context, switching between editor + agent modes… all of it added tiny bits of friction.
Coming from Cursor, the terminal-based interface felt limiting — markdown formatting, copying formatted content, adding files/dirs to context, switching between editor + agent modes… all of it added tiny bits of friction.
November 16, 2025 at 7:33 AM
What surprised me more was how much the UX slowed me down.
Coming from Cursor, the terminal-based interface felt limiting — markdown formatting, copying formatted content, adding files/dirs to context, switching between editor + agent modes… all of it added tiny bits of friction.
Coming from Cursor, the terminal-based interface felt limiting — markdown formatting, copying formatted content, adding files/dirs to context, switching between editor + agent modes… all of it added tiny bits of friction.
Your words shouldn’t be trapped in a single app. 🔓
Markdown keeps things portable — open your files anywhere, on any device, with zero clutter.
Learn why simplicity wins for writers 👇
https://link.hosted.md/JprY8
Markdown keeps things portable — open your files anywhere, on any device, with zero clutter.
Learn why simplicity wins for writers 👇
https://link.hosted.md/JprY8
The Best Markdown Site Generator for Blogs, Docs, and More - Hosted.MD
With hosted.md, you can publish Markdown online without setting up servers, configuring a CMS, or dealing with complicated tools.
link.hosted.md
November 15, 2025 at 8:54 PM
Your words shouldn’t be trapped in a single app. 🔓
Markdown keeps things portable — open your files anywhere, on any device, with zero clutter.
Learn why simplicity wins for writers 👇
https://link.hosted.md/JprY8
Markdown keeps things portable — open your files anywhere, on any device, with zero clutter.
Learn why simplicity wins for writers 👇
https://link.hosted.md/JprY8
Markdown files are not openable because of GitHub Copilot
L: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/277450
C: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45939626
posted on 2025.11.15 at 13:50:07 (c=0, p=4)
L: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/277450
C: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45939626
posted on 2025.11.15 at 13:50:07 (c=0, p=4)
November 15, 2025 at 7:50 PM
Markdown files are not openable because of GitHub Copilot
L: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/277450
C: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45939626
posted on 2025.11.15 at 13:50:07 (c=0, p=4)
L: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/277450
C: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45939626
posted on 2025.11.15 at 13:50:07 (c=0, p=4)
9to5google.com/2025/11/14/p...
I'm not sure how I feel about this. In general, I don't want #AI anywhere near my journal, nor do I want "big tech" stealing the information I write in my journal.
I think I'll stick to #Markdown files and #Syncthing for my journal.
I'm not sure how I feel about this. In general, I don't want #AI anywhere near my journal, nor do I want "big tech" stealing the information I write in my journal.
I think I'll stick to #Markdown files and #Syncthing for my journal.
Pixel Journal now available for the Pixel 8 and 9 series
As part of the November 2025 Feature Drop, Google is bringing the Journal app introduced this generation to the Pixel 8 and 9 series.
9to5google.com
November 15, 2025 at 3:43 PM
9to5google.com/2025/11/14/p...
I'm not sure how I feel about this. In general, I don't want #AI anywhere near my journal, nor do I want "big tech" stealing the information I write in my journal.
I think I'll stick to #Markdown files and #Syncthing for my journal.
I'm not sure how I feel about this. In general, I don't want #AI anywhere near my journal, nor do I want "big tech" stealing the information I write in my journal.
I think I'll stick to #Markdown files and #Syncthing for my journal.