ralph_r

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   by ralph_r 2y ago

   Thanks for the feedback! Do you mind me asking what machine and browser you were using it with?
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   by ralph_r 2y ago

   Glad you like it :)
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   by ralph_r 2y ago

   Fixed! Thanks for the suggestion
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   by ralph_r 2y ago

   Sounds good, I'll work on adding comments and annotations (that can lock in place) and update you when that happens.
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   by ralph_r 2y ago

   That's correct
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   by ralph_r 2y ago

   Glad to hear you're interesting in trying it. For your use case, I'm curious, are you referring to general use annotations (ex. highlighting, text boxes, commenting, drawing), or are you specifically interested in scientific annot
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   by ralph_r 2y ago

   Only with an iframe at the moment unless I open source the editor at some point.
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   by ralph_r 2y ago

   I totally get where you're coming from, maybe I could have worded the title differently. In contexts such as publishing scientific papers and journals, patience and attention to detail are really important. There are however many other
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   by ralph_r 2y ago

   I have not. At a glance, it seems really useful if someone needs to have plaintext documents be able to export to many different formats.
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    by ralph_r 2y ago

    Hey! The LaTeX feature is still brand new and I'm looking on improving it, thanks for the feedback. The PDF export seems to be misinterpreting the code blocks, I'll have a fix out tonight! (Edit: done!) I would describe it as more
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    Show HN: Stempad – Fast Online Scientific Writing(stempad.io)

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