Margin: my own Markdown editor | Matthew Lang
Dozens of Markdown editors could serve my purpose. Then I thought, “What if I tried to build my own?”
Building something for yourself, that might be useful to others.
What we believe in.
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by Patrick Rhone, Master Generalist
Margin: my own Markdown editor | Matthew Lang
Dozens of Markdown editors could serve my purpose. Then I thought, “What if I tried to build my own?”
Building something for yourself, that might be useful to others.
What we believe in.
TL;DR 11. How to Become … | Hunter Gatherer 21C
To cook well, you need three things: tools, space and decent ingredients.
On theme. Good simple advice.
Daring Fireball: Prestructured WYSIWYG
A perfect new term (and expert description) for a beautiful idea. I avoided using Apple Notes for years. But, for the past couple of years, I’ve become a big fan and use it for all sorts of things in part because of what is described here.
2026-10 – İstanbul, Tűrkiye – Derek Sivers meetings
Istanbul is super-social. Faces look at friends, not phones. Cafés, restaurants, coffee shops, always full of people talking. The later the hour, the bigger the crowd. Coffee shops are open until midnight.
Speaking of Derek, here’s his report and interviews from time spent in İstanbul. A fascinating first person glimpse into another country.
Motley Peg – The Department of Lingo: WHAT kind of kitchen?!
“An ingredients kitchen. That’s what we call it now.”
Like the author, I’d never heard the term until my wife forwarded me this.
I’m pro “ingredients kitchen” but do have some “snack kitchen” items too. One can have a mix.
A/SIDE — Private photo sharing and encrypted messages
Photos, videos and everyday updates from the people you know. Newest first. Nobody else’s idea of what you should see.
I could certainly see some use cases for this.
A page on your site where you link to the people you like and follow. Make the Internet more human!
The idea is a riff on Derek Sivers /Now idea. Create a page that lists your online friends. Like the blogrolls of the past.
As usual, my wife does a far better job of telling people what we’re up to than I do.
A 24-minute video tour of the Krasner and Pollock: Past Cont…
A 24-minute video tour of the Krasner and Pollock: Past Continuous exhibition at the Met. I hope I make it to NYC to see this before it closes in January.
I’ll be seeing it tomorrow.
Not gonna lie: I’m jealous of Kurt’s new stereo system.