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Here's why I didn't access the link: I'm never interested in any product that the main feature is the technology it uses.

Which problem does it solve? Not how it is made.



Why, how it's made is also its interface, and its operational requirements. Both are important.

- Markdown: widely used, readable, well-supported by other tools.

- Git: ubiquitous, well-supported, likely already present and set up.

- Python: ubiquitous, well-supported, easy to read and hack on; sometimes a pain to deploy.

If the above is not relevant for you, well, you'd be better served with opaque one-click-installable apps from App Store. Not bad, just different.


The title here was an editorial choice by the person who submitted this link to Hacker News.




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