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When we started Corca, we wanted to build a math editor where you could type faster than handwriting on paper. We failed! You can only type at the same speed as writing on paper
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never gonna finish your real analysis exam with that speed

Maybe way to beat handwriting is to implement suggest mechanism for math?

yes!

Well look at it this way. Having a digital copy of your notes gives you quick access whenever you need it. You can't carry your books everywhere. And honestly, the only thing that's stopping me from using this application is just the lack of graphs. I think this is decent job

Infomercial tier comparison smh

Would be cool if yall were an insertable block in notion

That's impressive—exactly what we need at this moment.

This is actually so cool! well done!

Typing is one thing, navigation is another problem.

You managed to make typing as fast as writing — congrats! But writing’s still faster for correction: just cross out and move on. And unlike typing, you already know it, no learning curve.

I don't need it, but I want it!

Is there an api that can give me latex or something like that I can build an obsidian plugin around??

No API yet, but you can find LaTeX download

Aight ty. If an api is on the roadmap lmk, ill keep a look out so i can make the obsidian plugin or a third party integration or something.

"then try to insert something between the halves" ...

Tbh with that writing speed, I would miss so much note. Still impressive though.

You watching and comprehending @elonmusk ? Neuralink won’t increase throughput unless you couple it to a predictive AI. Then you have robocop. A lie that replaces human autonomy with illusion but one people will swallow.

hmm maybe an ipad app that converts hand written notes to corca format

@disconcision Have you guys thought about math editors at all? I'm not sure what is preserved and changed relative to code editors.

👍

Now imagine you have an error on paper. Which is easier to edit?

Cmd+z

Math is tough

@misterclayt0n

Does it integrate with a versioning system so you can compare process or development paths?

Whoa ur slow as shit on paper

looks great, any plan to open-source the equation editor component so that it can be integrated in other products, such as note-taking, wiki or rich text editors?
