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Our Nexus feature will still cost millions next year. But it'll look like a $200M film.
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Knap is open source. Over a million people already use Knap directly or indirectly because it started as the templating language I made for Obsidian Web Clipper. Now any tool can use it.
You can add Knap to your app or use it via CLI. Create a batch of Markdown files from JSON or CSV, or pipe Defuddle directly into Knap to generate Markdown from HTML/URLs.
The Knap site is color-coded to help beginners understand the relationship between variables (blue), filters (orange), and logic (green). I've tried to document it as comprehensively as I can.
Try the Knap Playground so you can see how fun the syntax is to use!
Knap is pronounced /knæp/ (with a hard k). It's named after knapping (with a silent k): the process of shaping stones to form arrowheads, scrapers, and other tools.
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“So do not dare propose that ‘Israel Never Truly Wanted Peace with Palestine’. If anything, we wanted it too much. So now, it is your turn to answer the question: When did you ever truly want peace with the one Jewish state?”
(my 10 min speech with English captions from the Oxford Union Debate):
קצת באיחור, יש לי כמה דברים לומר על הטענות המשפטיות של רכבת ישראל במכתב האיום שלה כנגד האפליקציה @better_rail. אני יודע שבמכתבי התראה די סובלים הכל אבל אפילו בסטנדרטים הנמוכים האלו, יש פשוט טענות לא נכונות ומופרכות כל כך שזה עלבון ומדאיג שגוף ציבורי מרשה לעצמו להשמיע אותן. >>
I wrote this after the Oxford Union Debate "Israel Never Truly Wanted Peace with Palestine". I now attach the full debate here for your own assessment (my own section is in a previous tweet):
https://t.co/WJkBMNHHgU
1) It is easy to dismiss universities or student debating societies, but the war of ideas is being fought in many places and arenas, and this is one of the most important ones. Universities serve to launder lies and blood libels against Israel, lending them respectability and legitimacy.
2) There is enormous importance in showing up to these places prepared. And yes, facts matter. The final vote was 208 to 129 against us, which, given the environment and the audience, was a very impressive result. Several of those who voted with us came up to us afterwards to say how much they appreciated that we had taken the debate seriously, brought facts, and did not resort to shouting. People can be persuaded. Those who give up in advance fail to understand how dangerous it is to leave the arena empty.
3) I also learnt something (again..) about the Jewish condition. It was very clear that on the other side there had been almost no effort to make serious arguments, and little preparation or coordination. From their perspective, there is no reason to bother: they have grown accustomed to simply saying "apartheid" and "genocide" and knowing that applause will follow. But therein lies an opportunity. Laziness and complacency born of having things too easy are always vulnerabilities. We knew we were in a difficult position, so we prepared, coordinated, and made sure to be extremely precise. There is no question that difficulty sharpens the mind.
4) And now something about politics. One of the reasons that I am running at the head of a new political party is that today there is not a single party leader who truly understands the scale of the global war of ideas being waged against Israel and Zionism, and who is prepared to invest the effort required to fight it systematically. That does not mean giving a speech here or there. It means actually building an operation that does not depend on one person, or on one person's command of English: bringing together the best Israelis, and there are many of them, working in multiple languages, who know how to make the case, know the facts, are constantly present in the arena and never leave it uncontested; people who understand how the campaign against Israel and Zionism, and the assault on Jews around the world, actually operates, and who work continuously to confront it.
“אז אל תעזו לומר ש׳ישראל מעולם לא רצתה שלום עם פלסטין׳. אם כבר, אז רצינו שלום יותר מדי. השאלה שצריכה באמת להישאל היא מתי הערבים הפלסטינים אי פעם רצו שלום עם מדינת היהודים היחידה?״ מתוך הנאום שלי בדיבייט באוקספורד (10 דקות עם כתוביות בעברית):