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MuPDF Explored (2022)(casper.mupdf.com)
2 points by nyir 11mo ago|0 comments
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by nyir 1y ago
Location: Berlin, Germany Remote: OK Willing to relocate: yes Technologies: Go, Scala, Java, Python, PostgreSQL, Common Lisp Résumé/CV: https://macrolet.net/data/main.pdf Email: olof plus hn at macrol
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by nyir 2y ago
While they're very good compared to the alternatives, I wonder why they haven't pushed more into that direction, e.g. what I've wanted to put into a plugin when tinkering with the PSI was simple composable operations, similar
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by nyir 2y ago
What hardware do you have issues with nowadays? I agree it used to be problematic, though lately the only remaining thing I'm struggling with is (some) printers. Then again, thankfully I haven't had to set them up on Windows eit
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by nyir 2y ago
Location: Berlin, Germany Remote: OK Willing to relocate: yes Technologies: Go, Scala, Java, Python, PostgreSQL, Common Lisp Résumé/CV: https://macrolet.net/data/main.pdf Email: olof plus hn at macrol
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by nyir 2y ago
Location: Berlin, Germany Remote: OK Willing to relocate: yes Technologies: Go, Scala, Java, Python, PostgreSQL, Common Lisp Résumé/CV: https://macrolet.net/data/main.pdf Email: olof plus hn at macrol
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by nyir 2y ago
Location: Berlin, Germany Remote: OK Willing to relocate: yes Technologies: Go, Scala, Java, Python, PostgreSQL, Common Lisp Résumé/CV: https://macrolet.net/data/main.pdf Email: olof plus hn at macrol
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by nyir 2y ago
Location: Berlin, Germany Remote: OK Willing to relocate: yes Technologies: Go, Scala, Java, Python, PostgreSQL, Common Lisp Résumé/CV: https://macrolet.net/data/main.pdf Email: olof plus hn at macrol
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by nyir 2y ago
Location: Berlin, Germany Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Go, Java, Scala, PostgreSQL, Python, Common Lisp, ... Résumé/CV: https://macrolet.net/data/main.pdf Email: hn AT macrolet D
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by nyir 3y ago
It's great, just not fantastic (yet). I'm kind of eager for further hardware revisions, but on the other hand, I've already used it a lot when I otherwise wouldn't have had the option to start up the big desktop for gam
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by nyir 5y ago
Ditto, had it only once that they complained the signature on separate documents was identical. Well, just wrote it down a couple more times in case I run into that again.
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by nyir 5y ago
TikZ/PGF had a graph layouting implementation for about a decade now, c.f. "Part IV - Graph Drawing" in the manual. And apparently `dot2tex` can also render TikZ instructions, so going via Graphviz is possible too.
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by nyir 5y ago
At least it's using some OSS, like osquery, c.f. < https://cdn.drata.com/agent/osquery/queries.json >, so you can easily see quite a bit of what it's going to gather.
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by nyir 5y ago
Great points on the list too, even though I still think they're more the acceptable trade-offs kind of bad. I.e., yes, of course `caddddr` will be unreadable, probably, so just don't. `declaim` has a sharp edge for a reason, but
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by nyir 5y ago
The top answer on SO that I found ( https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/344463/91434 ) also uses this way of determining whether the device is being used - is that really the best way, or is there anything to actually
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by nyir 5y ago
Source for the 20%? Anecdotally I've never heard anyone being asked for one, other corrupt behaviour though for sure, things regarding land ownership, or zoning violations.
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by nyir 6y ago
Got a Classic one on a job and fell in love with it too, so I recently bought a used one and now a replacement battery (just have to actually do the replacement ... will be fun given it's not made for it). The keyboard is just lovely
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by nyir 6y ago
Just a former student who participated in the first version (let's say draft) of it, which had no really interesting algorithms in it yet, just the overall graph framework and integration with the rest of PGF/TikZ. Really cool pro
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by nyir 6y ago
Wow, that was a long time ago, very fun project to work on. But yeah, without deep knowledge of the TeX side you'd likely still struggle a bit to understand how the two sides interact, at least it was a bit of a struggle for me, maybe
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by nyir 6y ago
> You use it. And you keep the copyright notice, otherwise you're violating the license. If it's based on the same design (i.e. same file formats, mechanisms, etc.) then the issue is still not giving credit and pointing out the
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by nyir 7y ago
Select the US layout, not all of the games seem to have all layouts available.
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by nyir 7y ago
Love this so much. The small display is also definitely something I'd like on a phone simply to display small information bits that then don't need the full powered up display. On that note is there a good conversion (as in, make
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by nyir 7y ago
If what I've seen is representative, there could be a big opportunity in overhauling the short/medium term forecasting piece in a lot of those companies and adding in a versatile timeseries and analysis platform, which would then
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by nyir 7y ago
From how I've been reading these interactions the last one isn't actually all that up to discussion. That's exactly what's been annoying me about it. If it were, then yes, exactly like you described it would be a sensi
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by nyir 7y ago
> It's a common social technique among adults with authority to frame requests as a question Is that somehow locale specific? I've never had people ask me to do something like that until I had interactions with US-based folks.
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by nyir 7y ago
Yeah that's been around for some time http://clhs.lisp.se/Body/m_cond.htm
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by nyir 8y ago
While as a fan of one particular language I tend to agree, I found http://www.jerf.org/iri/post/2908 a somewhat convincing argument that perhaps my view isn't so well-rounded as I thought.
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Making Games Better for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing – Designing for Disability(youtube.com)
1 points by nyir 8y ago|0 comments
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by nyir 8y ago
As in: It's everywhere.
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by nyir 8y ago
And you have variance in the industries, location, travel requirements presumably, etc. Sure. But with a project of this size and scope I'd be impressed if they'd be able to find (great) devs wanting to work on it below 65-70k a

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