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> Its main advantage over MathJax is that it isn’t dead. Check out the repo activity on the two projects: I know this is a common view, but this is such a stra
by bla3 4y ago
> Its main advantage over MathJax is that it isn’t dead. Check out the repo activity on the two projects:
I know this is a common view, but
this is such a strange mindset to me. Unless you add scope, a project is eventually just mostly done. It's not that MathJax has zero commits, it just has fewer. That _in itself_ isn't a bad sign to me. It could just mean it's a mature project.
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- macintux 4y agoPer jaltekruse it’s inaccurate; work has moved repos. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31457631 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31457631 I do tend to think that any web technology that isn’t changing is dying. Browser, HTML, are admittedly both much more stable than they used to be, but the world keeps moving. (Edit: fixed spelling of @jaltekruse)