verdy_p

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   by verdy_p 9y ago

   I would have said exactly the opposite: blurred strokes belong to bitmaps, you are still thinking that pixels are square over a regular area that can opnly be rotated by multiples of 90 degrees. SVG graphics are clean, result in NO blur at
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   by verdy_p 9y ago

   The XML parser is not much a problem: the time to parse it is insignificant compared to the waste of resources to store and transport bitmap graphics. Bitmaps will also never be able to adapt their content gracefully to user preferences and
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   by verdy_p 9y ago

   SVG stadnardisation and support is growing fast, notably because it is now part of HTML5 and has strong support in browsers, which are the most active software development needed for all kinds of apps. SVG includes many tests to assert the
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   by verdy_p 9y ago

   Note that this version returns the array it operates on instead of just void
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   by verdy_p 9y ago

   See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3494048