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by subidit 1y ago
Take a look at these templates I made a while back https://github.com/subidit/rover-resume I tried to avoid custom commands and environments to keep it simple. Your content in org text should fit nicely with this. It a
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by subidit 2y ago
I remember watching it on YouTube. Really liked the book design. How expensive/difficult is it to have each page in different colour? Tell me more about the page quality. Also it looked like "product sans" at first glance, if
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by subidit 3y ago
Glad that you liked it. Will do that in future. I'm still trying to organise the info in a meaningful manner without being overwhelming. My intent is to make a collection of just the impactful players (influential typefaces, designers
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by subidit 3y ago
I made a list of most popular monospaced fonts on hacker news[1]. [1] https://github.com/subidit/typophilia?tab=readme-ov-file#fon...
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by subidit 3y ago
Simple tweaks like adjusting colors or fonts can make a big difference in the look and feel of the resume. I also chose not to use `fontspec` to avoid xelatex etc. There are a few [more templates showing other possibilities]( https:/&#
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Show HN: Practical typography résumé template recreated in LaTeX(github.com)
2 points by subidit 3y ago|1 comments
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by subidit 3y ago
This makes sense but I feel there might be an opportunity for people who knows how to train compact versions of these LLMs which run on local machines and solve a very specific use case for that business. What could be a bootcamp like curri
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Ask HN: Will there be a "LLM Prompt Engineer" Job in FAANG next year?
1 points by subidit 3y ago|5 comments