I believe the subscription model is solely for supporting the developers and in return you get some top tier grade dot files configurations to build your setup from.

I'd probably play that, any information on the game yet?

Imagine if the European Union adds a mandate to say something along the lines of a web app can't use x amount of resources as it's just too much and encourages spending more on RAM unnecessarily instead of learning to make more efficient software.

I think by tools they mean more complex tools such as static site generators. Rather than an application where you select a Notes Folder and it does the rest.

You could utilise the Convert Rich Text to Markdown feature from in Apple Shortcuts

I did not know that, thanks!

Whenever I export notes from Apple Notes it replaces the Markdown title marker `# Title goes here` with `*Title goes here *****` or something similar. Any notes on this?

I've been using this for a while now, much better versioning system. Great tooling support with multiple backends, fast and information rich CLI. Highly recommended over brew.

And with better defaults akin to Helix

Honestly most implementations are just the basic navigation keys and a couple of edit commands. The basic navigation in Helix is the same as Vim so the ubiquitous feeling continues.

Yeah I would recommend avoiding LLM's while learning to anyone new to programming, because I have experience with meticulously rewriting code until I was happy with it's performance, conciseness and readability I can see when an LLM is writing something that could be improved and just gently nudge it in that direction and it resolves the issue.