iamgioh

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   Why everything breaks at 150 people(falconer.com)

   14 points by iamgioh 1mo ago|6 comments
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   Show HN: Quarkdown 2.4 – Redefining Markdown(quarkdown.com)

   1 points by iamgioh 2mo ago|0 comments
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   Stop freeloading off open source(falconer.com)

   7 points by iamgioh 4mo ago|0 comments
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   Ditching the agent sandbox for AWS S3 Files(falconer.com)

   8 points by iamgioh 4mo ago|1 comments
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   Evaluating Quarkdown for Agentic Typesetting(quarkdown.com)

   2 points by iamgioh 4mo ago|0 comments
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   by iamgioh 5mo ago

   Falconer | Founding Backend Engineer | HYBRID (USA, SF Bay Area preferred) | Full-time | $150-250K + equity | https://falconer.com Hey HN! I’m an engineer at Falconer, a well-funded SF startup building the future of self-updatin
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   by iamgioh 5mo ago

   Thanks! Installation instructions are on the homepage indeed
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   by iamgioh 5mo ago

   Quarkdown uses actual functions that return values, they aren't macros. As for source readability, it's possible to define functions in a separate .qd file and import it via .include {myfile.qd}
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   by iamgioh 5mo ago

   I'd rather say Quarkdown is to Markdown what React is to HTML.
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    by iamgioh 5mo ago

    what do you suggest?
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    by iamgioh 5mo ago

    Frontend animation library
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    by iamgioh 5mo ago

    I posted it on my X, hope you don’t mind!
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    by iamgioh 5mo ago

    The wiki explains Quarkdown’s concept of subdocuments. A subdocument gets created when linking to another Quarkdown/Markdown file and populates a graph. Subdocuments inherit the linker’s properties but are then independent sandboxes th
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    by iamgioh 5mo ago

    That’s truly one of the best compliments I’ve ever received along my dev journey. Thank you.
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    by iamgioh 5mo ago

    That’s exactly why I built Quarkdown. Flat learning curve for basic formatting, powerful customizations for the rest. Spot on!
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    by iamgioh 5mo ago

    I'll take that as a compliment
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    by iamgioh 5mo ago

    Easier to read, easier to write. On top of that, Quarkdown runs compile-time logic and scripting.
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    by iamgioh 5mo ago

    Thanks! Dynamic animations are from GSAP
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    by iamgioh 5mo ago

    Thank you! This project is giving me so much fulfillment
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    by iamgioh 5mo ago

    Quarkdown was designed for control. Simple Markdown to define content, functions (LaTeX-style, but not macros!) for a declarative approach to document format and styling. Scripting came out naturally, so why not. Since v2 QD comes with a pe
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    by iamgioh 5mo ago

    Not planned, CommonMark compliance is a strong trait of Quarkdown's identity
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    by iamgioh 5mo ago

    love this
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    by iamgioh 5mo ago

    I chuckled
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    by iamgioh 5mo ago

    Thanks!
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    by iamgioh 5mo ago

    Of course, just saying I'm not familiar with the language itself and its capabilities! :)
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    by iamgioh 5mo ago

    LLM's aren't too familiar with Quarkdown's extensions and functions yet. But handling base Markdown is definitely doable. Please keep me updated!
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    by iamgioh 5mo ago

    You can achieve any layout you want thanks to the .row, .column and .grid function. A built-in CV template library is planned for the next minor release ( https://github.com/iamgio/quarkdown/issues/472 )
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    by iamgioh 5mo ago

    I'm not familiar with it. Feel free to update the table in a PR
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    by iamgioh 5mo ago

    Thank you!
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    by iamgioh 5mo ago

    I'm not familiar with Quarto, feel free to update the table in a PR