gilcot

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   by gilcot 5y ago

   > I think the ability to target more restrictively would be a fantastic addition, largely because I could imagine the tags being used in a way the example doesn't cover: DC/AZ/Region tags. > I don't know that a ful
2. 122.▲
   by gilcot 5y ago

   At first look, your z-run remind me a helper[1] I use sometimes. For massive remote executions, I often use dssh[2] program or similar. I think that tricorder belongs to that later category and isn't a true library of scripts dispatche
3. 123.▲
   by gilcot 5y ago

   You can't just copy data, it's said to be they're factor k (i.e. 10^3) hahaha Even switching to "speed_mph" still makes the warning/comment relevant: that just means that "m" is for "miles"
4. 124.▲
   by gilcot 5y ago

   Long before that, very flexible units management was seen on HP-28 then HP-48 series.
5. 125.▲
   by gilcot 5y ago

   Plus, you can have nice stuffs like: \section[short title in toc]{very very long title at page} and stared version. Those two things, Markdown cannot do, show the power of that syntax ovec simple bangs starting the line.
6. 126.▲
   by gilcot 5y ago

   With the former, can you items of many paragraphs and other complex stuffs one sometimes need in a complex/advanced document? So you can understand why LaTeX had to go the less naive way MarkDown did.
7. 127.▲
   by gilcot 5y ago

   Maybe it has something to do with emergence and domination of plateforms like github? Just wondering…