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It seems that in order to plot a time series, one has to pre-process the data to get some glyhps that get rendered. With modern font stacks, wouldn't it be pos
by nikeee 3y ago
It seems that in order to plot a time series, one has to pre-process the data to get some glyhps that get rendered.
With modern font stacks, wouldn't it be possible to process comma-separated values directly? There are fonts [0, 1] that censor words without any need for pre-processing. I think this would be beneficial for accessibility.
[0]: https://vole.wtf/scunthorpe-sans https://vole.wtf/scunthorpe-sans
[1]: http://projectseen.com http://projectseen.com
- dy108 3y agoThe problem replacing digits like 99,98,100 etc with ligatures of corresponding height is that it would lose 1:1 matching of value to character, so textual selection / operations would be screwed.