My Blog Post Title (Start Here Template)

This is the template blog post. Copy this file, rename it, and write your own post. The description is a short 2-3 sentence abstract of your post. Do not use math, links, or images in the description.

Introduction

Welcome! This file is a ready-to-use template. To make your own blog post:

1. Copy this file and rename it to 2026-04-28-your-post-name.md.
2. Rename the image folder assets/img/2026-04-28-your-post-name/.
3. Rename the bibliography file assets/bibliography/2026-04-28-your-post-name.bib.

The three names must match. See REQUIREMENTS.md for the full rules.

Write your post in normal Markdown. You can use bold, italic, code, lists, tables, quotes, and everything you already know from Markdown.

A Section With a Subsection

Every ## Heading you write should also appear in the toc: list at the top of the file, so it shows up in the table of contents.

This is a subsection

Use ### for subsections. You do not need to list ### subsections in the toc:.

Adding an Image

Put your image files in assets/img/2026-04-28-my-blog-post/, then include them like this:

{% include figure.liquid
   path="assets/img/2026-04-28-my-blog-post/example.png"
   caption="Figure 1: A short caption describing the image." %}

Add your own PNG/JPG to the image folder and update the path. The image will then be displayed here when the post is built.

Adding a Citation

First add your reference to the .bib file, then cite it in the text with a <d-cite> tag using the reference’s key . The reference list at the bottom of the page is generated automatically.

Adding Some Math

You can write inline math like \(E = mc^2\), or a full equation on its own line:

\[\text{softmax}(x_i) = \frac{e^{x_i}}{\sum_{j} e^{x_j}}\]

Conclusion

That’s it! Replace all of this text with your own content, keep the file structure the same, and open a pull request. Good luck. 🎉