MilStdJunkie

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by MilStdJunkie 5y ago
The Conditional Content piece of 'component content" is one that's consistently ignored by every Big Iron vendor that I've ever talked to. Which is 100% nuclear stupid, because, as you point out, you can't do compon
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by MilStdJunkie 5y ago
Huh, is that "Radio War Nerd" aka War Nerd aka Gary Brecher aka John Carroll Dolan? I used to read his stuff all the time in the early aughties. It seemed like he was the one other person in the world who liked explosions and wasn
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by MilStdJunkie 5y ago
I'm hip deep into this subject myself. I tried modding TiddlyMap and just now am checking out InfraNodus. When you dig into this, you find there's not a standard method because natural language is itself deeply non-standardized. T
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by MilStdJunkie 6y ago
There's so much FUD dusted up literally every conversation about this program that it's unlikely any minds will be changed before the next peer conflict. Expensive education, certainly. If you love the thing, stop reading, and we&
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by MilStdJunkie 6y ago
That's super interesting, I am in the same boat. Do you mind me asking what graphics format(s) you're using? We're using a sort of hybrid Asciidoc/S1000D approach, Asciidoc markup with S1000D architecture (filenamers, pu
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by MilStdJunkie 6y ago
Yeah, in the Python world there's WeasyPrint for PDF out in the wild as well. It's quite slick, but it's a harder sell because of Python, which corporate types seem to think is bad hacker central. https://github.co
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by MilStdJunkie 6y ago
Asciidoctor has a web PDF tool that just went alpha a little bit ago, uses the same stack as the OP's thingie. https://github.com/Mogztter/asciidoctor-web-pdf The content handoff goes like this: Asciidoc (using de
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by MilStdJunkie 6y ago
The underlying concept of the program(1) was bad from the start, but to top it off, the thing can't fight: (TL;DR: the plane is in a catch-22 of not having enough range when it carries enough weapons and not having enough weapons when