etwas demotivierend, wenn selbst der Plan schon langsam ist

necessary if you want to convert markdown written for gitlab to pdf with pandoc
pandoc is the only way I know that works programmatically and locally to convert markdown to pdf and some people might want to get pdfs instead of markdown files, especially those with a lot of math
The math with $`...`$ is the problem. gitlab needs it and LaTeX chokes on the
`

will only change things in non-staging files. So at least if everything was added beforehand, changes of script can be reversed

but the script seems quite reliable now

a pre-commit hook that checks if $ $ without ` exists and a script that introduces the ` where necessary

gitlab has this weird syntax $`ℝ^n`$ to mark math

ein paar Details und Definitionen aufgeschrieben. Viele Sätze nur überflogen. Mal schauen, ob ich sie mir nochmal genauer anschauen muss

They seemed reasonable to take from this document to the template (and
back).

the option 'german' just changes the default language

notation is confusing

in german and english, so I need both languages in the preamble

should be removed in final paper, it's just in the document in order to compile it simply

and reformat

in new directories

I expect to write a lot of them and I do not fancy writing a lot of \frac and search for ∂ on my keyboard

to compare plans to reality and to maybe give others ideas on how much time is needed/used

because otherwise the output hasn't changed and it would waste energy on uberspace server

this is actually a bit sad since I don't want to specify in my repo which runner to use. It should be possible with docker and shell executor