Today I learned: in Zola, a page's summary is everything before the <!-- more --> comment in the markdown — or the entire content if the marker is absent. This is a demo TIL; the topic field is what groups TILs on the /til/ index page.

Today I learned: OCaml community is much smaller than Haskell community. I am surprised. I alwas considered Haskell to be academia and OCaml to be wide-known and wide-spread practical language. Apparently, it is the opposite - OCaml is way more niche than Haskell.