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by maegul 4y ago
Feel the same way. I’ve made my own personal colour scheme over time by manually adjusting colours by eye (fun procrastination). Following personal and intuitive preferences this way has lead to a palette that is almost certainly not unifo
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by maegul 4y ago
For getting into the academic publishing space this makes perfect sense. Good to hear about HTML being in the roadmap! How do you envision the process of submitting to journals looking? MSWord and Latex are normal in this space and I’m not
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by maegul 4y ago
Seems interesting. That they’re tackling the whole pipeline feels like a good sign to me. Latex has, IMO, been ripe for replacement for a while to be left as a niche tool for whatever niche aspect of document formatting it does better than
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by maegul 4y ago
From their about page [1]: > We will publish Typst's compiler source code as soon as our beta phase starts. From then on, it will form the Open Core of Typst, and we will develop and maintain it in cooperation with the community [1]
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by maegul 4y ago
It’s also important I feel to stress that this behaviour exists at multiple levels of magnitude. A professor may not be bending journals and whole fields to their will, but can expect and pressure consistently positive results from their la
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by maegul 4y ago
Not unheard for me too: it seemed for some that having both parents with PhDs, and a partner too, basically made them feel like they needed one. Plenty going on in such a phenomenon I feel. There’s the relative directionless-ness that can p
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by maegul 4y ago
I’m not sure I’ve seen such superficial commentary here (it feels more like Reddit frankly) for such a popular thread. Not really a criticism (ok maybe a little), but perhaps more of an indication that these discoveries are truly novel and