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by erk__ 2y ago
The wasm shaper is an experimental feature that is not enabled in any browser at the moment.
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by erk__ 2y ago
It would not be of much use as no browser enables this experimental feature. So unless you somehow build a wasm build of Harfbuzz with the feature enabled and embed it on there nothing will happen.
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by erk__ 2y ago
I could not get it to work when I looked into it last, for Gimp I actually installed it globally, I think neither Chrome or Firefox uses the system Harfbuzz. Going by the dependants of Harfbuzz on Arch [0] it might be possible that it works
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by erk__ 2y ago
That was the first part I did, I wrote a blog about it here [0]. At the time it was also discussed on here at [1]. [0]: https://blog.erk.dev/posts/anifont/ [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id
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by erk__ 2y ago
Game of life is certainly possible someone saw my Bad Apple font and not only reproduced it, but also made a Maze [0] So the biggest issue is that you need something that uses harfbuzz where you can recompile and add a flag. If you look in
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by erk__ 2y ago
Author here if there is any questions. Source code: https://github.com/Erk-/programmable-fonts You can also see actual uses of this WebAssembly embedding to show that is not just for fun here: https://github
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by erk__ 2y ago
I did kinda the opposite and instead of making a font out of tetris I made a font play Tetris. I did it with the Harfbuzz shaper which now have experimental support for embedding WebAssembly programs to shape fonts. Talk where I show it off
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by erk__ 2y ago
The biggest (by quite a margin still) is the Novo Nordisk foundation, but it is not really a new one. And its setup is rather different compared to OpenAI. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novo_Nordisk_Foundation
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by erk__ 2y ago
Even if you run it in a buffer that is already full with text? Zone mode only really works if you have text in the buffer.
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by erk__ 2y ago
A bit offtopic despite the title, there is a BSD/Linux distro: https://chimera-linux.org/about/
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by erk__ 3y ago
And one that says a bit about Sir William Crookes and shows of some of the Radiometers he made: - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p0f5i7r02dg by Objectivity
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by erk__ 3y ago
Is that also true of opinions of the French supreme court? In Denmark, another civil law system the highest court can give judgement in cases of principal character that should be followed in the future.
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by erk__ 3y ago
There is also one-handed keyboards like that, for example the one from Maltron: http://www.maltron.com/store/p19/Maltron_Single_Hand_Keyboar...
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by erk__ 3y ago
There is also a Google (and more) translate client written in AWK https://github.com/soimort/translate-shell
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by erk__ 3y ago
The original quote is not by Knuth, though he made it well known, it is by Tony Hoare.
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by erk__ 3y ago
A example would be Windows phone where they just not only did not make a YouTube app they denied access to the YouTube app made by Microsoft.
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by erk__ 3y ago
The full podcast can be found here and is well worth a listen: https://www.numberphile.com/podcast/cliff-stoll
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by erk__ 3y ago
Emacs have some issues with LSP speed because of the json parsing not being the fastest which have lead to work like this: https://github.com/blahgeek/emacs-lsp-booster .
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by erk__ 3y ago
I opened a discussion about that here: https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/discussions/4442
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by erk__ 3y ago
This was just so people could give the bot a Spotify link.
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by erk__ 3y ago
This was the trick used by bots on Discord that played music (before they pretty much all got disallowed) It would simply get the title from the Spotify API and then look it up on YouTube to play. At some point I actually had set up a rathe
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by erk__ 3y ago
There is daily trains between all the countries you named (at least those that share a border) most of them are no different than any other border crossing with exception of the trains going to and from England as you have to go through sec
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by erk__ 3y ago
Those keybinds are what Emacs calls CUA bindings: https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/emacs/CU...
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by erk__ 3y ago
> It keeps a history for that session, but so far I have not found a way to maintain history between sessions. I use prescient.el [0] with prescient-persist-mode for this, though a quick look seems that SMEX also has something similar [1
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by erk__ 3y ago
I guess the implementation of EIEIO came later than this https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/eieio/
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by erk__ 3y ago
I think the Novo Nordisk foundation is the largest now. It owns a majority of both Novo nordisk and Novozymes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novo_Nordisk_Foundation
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by erk__ 3y ago
There is ongoing work in Freebsd as well with the new Iwlwifi driver, which hopefully will soon start to support n and ac. https://wiki.freebsd.org/WiFi/Iwlwifi#Status
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by erk__ 3y ago
You can have a look at other sources such as PROMICE which keeps a look on it, they have recorded that they have been shrinking for the past 27 years: https://promice.org/2023/10/05/the-greenland-ice-sheet-has
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by erk__ 3y ago
The reminds me of selectric-mode for emacs: https://github.com/rbanffy/selectric-mode
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by erk__ 3y ago
A quick search on google makes some show up [0], though it seems that the videos are no longer accessible. They are distributed in a ".ram" file which have a rtsp:// url which seems to be unreachable. [0]: https:/&

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