Taraval Okazu Ya Restaurant (Sushi Restaurant)Ĭharlie says: “ Dinner with Alan and Emre”Ĭharlie says: “ John wanted to take me to a Filipino place. :-)”Ĭharlie says: “ Late dinner with Shawn, at a lovely place!”Ĭharlie says: “ Exploring the hillside in Taoyuan City.”Ĭharlie says: “ Dinner with Beam before Sarah McLachlan!”Ĭharlie says: “ Dinner with John and Alan” I am so full!!”Ĭharlie says: “ We pick a representative set of ingredients and they build out the rest into a braised soup like thing over noodles.”Īddiction Aquatic Development (上引水產) (Fish Market)Ĭharlie says: “ Standing sushi bar at a fish market.”Ĭharlie says: “ Brunch w/ Shawn! Was tempted to get the avocado toast kind of as a joke since I never get it in SF, but resisted, sourdough was good. Still tasted good!”Ĭharlie says: “ Restaurants are hoppin’ around here, feels weird.”Ĭharlie says: “ Delicious spicy hot pot with Harry. CategoriesĬharlie says: “ What a wonderful region!”Ĭharlie says: “ It was super hot and we got a taste for salty fries, but by the time we walked there it dropped 35° and was cold. After earning a biochemistry degree, I lived in San Francisco and Tokyo, and now I find it difficult to stay put.
TYPORA CUSTOMIZATION FOR CODE SOFTWARE
I am me! I’m also a scientist minded software engineer who loves reading, running, listening to music, and recording photos and videos and data of all sorts. Those issues aside, this is a great editing experience! I emailed a report along with some feature requests (SmartyPants, spell check, etc.).
TYPORA CUSTOMIZATION FOR CODE CODE
The editing also gets screwed up for larger code blocks, with either many lines getting crammed onto one, or double scrollbars appearing that somehow prevent any scrolling at all. The Markdown parser bundled with Movable Type does not support the backtick style, so I’ll need to manually change any code blocks before publishing. Typora apparently renders code blocks wrapped with triple backticks instead of indentation. The problem went away when I changed my #write block’s width to max-width, matching the styles in the provided themes. I found the problem did not exist when I exported as HTML with styles and viewed in a browser, so I assume there is a bug in the live rendering. The document is contained within a div#write block, and it took me a while to narrow down an issue where my content had extra margin on the left, pushing it off center of my colored background. The first thing I did was create a custom stylesheet so the live preview exactly matches my blog. With Typora, I am always looking at the live preview, and it feels very nice. There were still times I used the live preview to get a feel for how the entry looked without the syntax getting in the way (and masking typos). But now that I’ve used this new model, I am hooked. I thought it was about as minimal as it gets, and I tended to edit with the live preview disabled.
I was mostly content with MacDown aside from a pesky issue involving dollar signs.
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