Seems like it's doing what I've been doing with org-mode for years.
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#22Seems like it's doing what I've been doing with org-mode for years.
Is that a bad thing? I don't use Emacs, but see the value of having this functionality in a pre-packaged, well thought out UI.
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#24Seems like it's doing what I've been doing with org-mode for years.
Same thought here. Org mode or org roam hs all of this and more. Just comes with a learning curve.
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#25I have tried Zettlr, but would recommend other solutions for academic writing. For example:
* Manubot: https://manubot.org/ - Demo: https://trangdata.github.io/treeheatr-manuscript/
* Quarto: https://quarto.org/docs/manuscripts/ - Demo: https://quarto-ext.github.io/manuscript-template-jupyter/
Pandoc and git are powerful tools that I think may improve scientific research, but there are some obstacles before these can replace word
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#26Earlier quoted context omitted.
It sounds good. Can you plug it in to a local or online LLM to check grammar & have it proof read if I wanted?
It’s all just text. Just copy and paste
Yeah, true. It would be cool if it had a plug in to connect to a local model or OpenAI/Gemini API etc