varkor

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by varkor 6y ago
There are open issues for these feature requests: - Crossing over arrows: https://github.com/varkor/quiver/issues/19 - Two-headed arrows: https://github.com/varkor/quiver/issues&#x2F
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by varkor 6y ago
This is correct: I like having full control over the application behaviour (at least down to the browser), and for a relatively small implementation like this, it's quite manageable. I make no claim this is sensible, but I've been
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by varkor 6y ago
There's currently no direct textual input: I have considered it, but I feel it would be less efficient than the diagrammatic approach. Let me note that there is full keyboard support, which can be faster than drawing the diagrams by ha
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by varkor 6y ago
You can move vertices by clicking and dragging in the empty space around them. I appreciate this isn't immediately intuitive and I'm trying to come up with a better way to reveal this to the user. I also agree that fixing the view
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by varkor 6y ago
I think you should already be able to draw most of the causal diagrams from that paper already: you can use `\circ` for the white circles and `\bullet` for the black ones. Perhaps the only missing feature is being able to draw double-ended
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by varkor 6y ago
I've been considering it. If you'd find a desktop app useful, please do open an issue on GitHub: that way I can gauge the demand a little better, which will help me to prioritise what to work on next!
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by varkor 6y ago
I'm happy to see people are interested in the editor! Let me also point out that I wrote a short blog post about the motivation behind quiver, as well as some of its key features, here: https://varkor.github.io/blog&#x2
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by varkor 6y ago
Thanks! I use a Makefile simply because someone else contributed it early on in the development and it did the job, so I didn't see a reason to replace it. If there's a better way, I'd be happy to receive a pull request to ch
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Show HN: Stop WhatsApp Web converting text emoticons to emoji (bookmarklet)(gist.github.com)
2 points by varkor 9y ago|0 comments
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Computational Design of Twisty Joints and Puzzles (SIGGRAPH 2015)(youtube.com)
2 points by varkor 11y ago|0 comments