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README.md

Notebook

This is my collection of notes. Markdown files are primarily managed with Obsidian. Quartz then transforms these Markdown files into a statically generated site. Generate the site locally by running:

$ nix build

Usually when working with Quartz, you clone the Quartz repository directly and embed your notes within the content/ directory. I found this makes updates clunky though. Since serving Quartz locally isn't a priority, we use Nix to pull the Quartz repo down directly and build against it without forking. This has the added benefit of making it easy to switch off Quartz later on.