A random blog about random stuff
In February I came back to work after a 6 week sabbatical to Opus. It has completely changed the way I do my job. It allows me to spin up agents which investigate code so I don’t need to keep everything in my head. It helps prototype designs for me when I’m trying to think about architecture. It can automate trivial tasks which I wouldn’t normally have time to do.
Introduction
Welcome to Part 2!
Background
Overview
Assumptions
I came across typst recently which looks like an interesting replacement to LaTeX. I don’t really do much collaborative editing anymore, but I really enjoy plain text presentations. I tried pollen as well, but I didn’t like the unicode symbols. What was my first presentation like using typst?
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