kzrdude

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by kzrdude 1y ago
It was published in September 2024, so it's relatively recent.
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by kzrdude 1y ago
The borrow checker is a very small factor in rust compile time
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by kzrdude 1y ago
Performance has been worked on since Rust 1.0 or so, for all this time, there has been lots of work on compiler performance. There's no "before performance" :)
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by kzrdude 1y ago
Inside certain boundaries, you can define custom markup syntax in a way, including abbreviations or more scary regex matching style rules. But code syntax can not be changed an no you can't redefine if @ is a letter or not and flip flo
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by kzrdude 1y ago
At least the yarn has more han one strand. It's redundant at some level :)
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by kzrdude 1y ago
Which editor or environment do you use to edit these?
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by kzrdude 1y ago
I might be using Typst wrong, but it's like a visual programming environment. I guess I found my jsfiddle or other tools that other people use. It's very satisfying to play with visualizations in Typst, especially since it updates
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by kzrdude 1y ago
Is there something like that for Typst?
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by kzrdude 1y ago
If you write a loop `for x in array { sum += x }` Then your program is a specification that you want to add the elements in exactly that order, one by one. Vectorization would change the order.
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by kzrdude 1y ago
That reminds me of this old system settings panel https://lowendmac.com/2015/32-bit-addressing-on-older-macs/ I remember the "enable 32-bit addressing" part (but it's not pictured..)
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by kzrdude 1y ago
Still is, standard lecture is scheduled for example for 10-12. It starts at 10.15, pause 11.00-11.15, continues until 12.00. So it's neatly split in two 45 minute halves.
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by kzrdude 1y ago
That says that if google switches over to ccbot then the rest will follow.
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by kzrdude 1y ago
Is there a microtype (latex package) for the web?
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by kzrdude 1y ago
Great, good luck with your project
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by kzrdude 1y ago
I have no good story and also no excuse: I'm too online, like most people. I feel like my mind is usually "on rails". That's what it feels like, always staring into a computer or a phone.
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by kzrdude 1y ago
It's worth comparing and contrasting. What changed and what stayed the same?
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by kzrdude 1y ago
Good question. The github url is printed on the first page. I find some stuff like this.. is it raw pdf directives? Literally an example of something typst can't do right now. I also can't read this. ``` \def\mt@toggle@sample#1{%
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by kzrdude 1y ago
The first document compile example in the posted link (the PDF, the actual document) uses `xelatex`, so why the question? > Feel free to try lualatex instead—there are a few differences between the two that we will discuss later, but eit
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by kzrdude 1y ago
Typst has some of the microtypography features already built-in and enabled by default, like overhang (character protrusion). And there's another microtype PR open, by the reporter of the linked issue (nice!)
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by kzrdude 1y ago
They are a very small team and this is a known issue - there is a website refresh coming up that will fix it They developed the main face of the product first - the online webapp which has live collaboration - which sounds like a sane choic
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by kzrdude 1y ago
Just that the text block after entering four-five words starts on a new line, it's like regular soft wrapping, looks like I get a 4cm wide text box to write into. Which is fine as a feature, only bug is the two items mentioned (can&#x2
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by kzrdude 1y ago
Add a text block - it adds a block that wraps (it's a bit narrow, would like to change its size). When downloading the PDF, the text block is not wrapped, so it doesn't match the way it looks in the editor. Tested in Firefox (but
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by kzrdude 1y ago
That article is dated last evening and is outdated, especially since we recently had a press conference from Spanish national grid
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by kzrdude 2y ago
Great, good luck :) It was a reference to the original Linux announcement in 1991, > I'm doing a (free) operating system (just a hobby, won't be big and professional like gnu)
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by kzrdude 2y ago
Will it be big and professional like GNU? :)
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by kzrdude 2y ago
Agree
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by kzrdude 2y ago
Do you think it's legitimate when the administration transgresses constitutional limits? With legal eyes nobody voted for that, you can't vote inside the system to break the system, office holders are expected to follow the law on
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by kzrdude 2y ago
He did something stupid and nobody got hurt. The law needs to be relatively forgiving in these circumstances. A culture that punishes people that we don't know harshly for mistakes is not a good society.
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by kzrdude 2y ago
right, that seems to be the model for German newspapers online, haven't seen it other places.
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by kzrdude 2y ago
What are they looking for at the moment?

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