migrate several blog posts

claude.md

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+I am in the process of migrating content from my previous quartz 4-based blog site in /Users/yanlin/Documents/Projects/personal-blog to this Zola-based blog post.
+
+For each blog post, follow the following process of migration:
+1. Create an empty bundle (directory with the same name as the old markdown file) and under section of the same original one
+2. Copy the old markdown file to the bundle as index.md (first copy the file using `cp` directly, then edit)
+3. Edit the frontmatter:
+
+```
++++
+title = "(the original title)"
+date = (the old created field)
+description = "(leave blank)"
++++
+```
+
+4. Find, copy, and rename the images used in the post to the bundle
+5. Replace the old Obsidian-flavor markdown links (images ![[]] and internal links [[]]) with standard markdown links
+6. Turn callout blocks into standard markdown quote blocks, e.g., >[!note], >[!TLDR], >[!quote] → > **Note:**, > **TL;DR:**, > **References:**; e.g. > [!tip] Videos -> > **Videos:**, > [!info] Extended Reading -> > **Extended Reading**
+7. For multiline math equations (those with \\), wrap the whole equation like below to avoid Zola's processing:
+
+```
+{% math() %}
+f_{\{q,k\}}(x_m, m) = \begin{pmatrix} \cos m\theta & -\sin m\theta \\ \sin m\theta & \cos m\theta \end{pmatrix} \begin{pmatrix} W_{\{q,k\}}^{(11)} & W_{\{q,k\}}^{(12)} \\ W_{\{q,k\}}^{(21)} & W_{\{q,k\}}^{(22)} \end{pmatrix} \begin{pmatrix} x_m^{(1)} \\ x_m^{(2)} \end{pmatrix}
+{% end %}
+```
+