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Agreed. Its always "Finally we have added xyz support for our abc module, now you can just call mnb by using the cba function!!" while (I believe) 90% of the pe
by bjornasm 3y ago
Agreed. Its always "Finally we have added xyz support for our abc module, now you can just call mnb by using the cba function!!" while (I believe) 90% of the people reading that just want to know what kind of tool it is.
On topic: This tool to make diagrams using plain text looks great. Definately going to see if I can utilize it in a project.
Example: https://penrose.cs.cmu.edu/try/?examples=graph-domain/other-examples/hamiltonian-cycle https://penrose.cs.cmu.edu/try/?examples=graph-domain/other-...
- ComodoHacker 3y agoIt's one click away, have we power users become that lazy?
- jahsome 3y agoMaybe, but I also think it's good writing practice to lay a foundation for readers. My reference point would be "proper" press releases. There's always some very basic blurbs about the company and/or product being announced, in addition to the meat of the announcement. This blog is essentially a press release for nerds, so I think following a similar pattern is in the best interest of the writers for these announcements.