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by vertebrate 3y ago
I've been using it for years, just want to say thank you, given the occasion.
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by vertebrate 3y ago
Your rendering issue sounds like the one described here: https://blog.vladzahorodnii.com/2021/12/31/more-consistent-f...
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by vertebrate 3y ago
As I understand it https://github.com/hyperfiddle/electric provides an abstraction at least over the network divide.
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by vertebrate 3y ago
> I base that on the fact that people seemed to spend quite a bit of time trying to find the phrase "the confetti has left the cannon" that GPT-4 phrased. It seems Google search has no records of it before then? Could it be tha
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by vertebrate 6y ago
It looks like a fork of Luxi Mono with slashed zero, which is available in ttf. And there is a more modern version of it with better character coverage -- Go Mono.
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by vertebrate 7y ago
There is a Reading List plugin for Calibre
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by vertebrate 8y ago
Also worth mentioning: Computer Modern (sans-serif/serif/monospace) DejaVu (sans-serif/serif/monospace) Fira (sans-serif/monospace) Inria (sans-serif/serif) Libertinus (sans-serif/serif/mo
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by vertebrate 9y ago
`r` is a little weird with its wide flat top, otherwise it's a great font. Would love to see Greek and Cyrillic support too.
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by vertebrate 9y ago
Here's mine (fx55): http://i.cubeupload.com/AvH2Cc.png profile1: 6 windows, ~900 tabs; profile2: 2 windows, ~300 tabs. cold start takes about 2 minutes (on nvme ssd), next are slightly better. Startup time improvements
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by vertebrate 9y ago
See also: http://practicaltypography.com/billionaires-typewriter.html
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2017 Natixis Global Retirement Index [pdf](ngam.natixis.com)
1 points by vertebrate 9y ago|0 comments
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by vertebrate 9y ago
curious what fonts do you use and find acceptable?
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by vertebrate 9y ago
L’Histoire de l’art (History of art) lectures by Élie Faure
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by vertebrate 9y ago
Why does one use `font-weight: 200` for code?
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by vertebrate 9y ago
preventing future crimes
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by vertebrate 9y ago
https://openhatch.org/ https://www.codetriage.com/
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by vertebrate 9y ago
cargo-culting haskell
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by vertebrate 9y ago
check out https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/column-reader...
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by vertebrate 9y ago
> Admittedly, mine is not Thinkpad nuff said
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by vertebrate 10y ago
You are not alone, but I just use bookmarks for that. Is using Pocket any different from that, e.g. does it save pages internally so if the original site goes down the page will still be available in Pocket?
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by vertebrate 10y ago
There is an option in `about:config` for that -- `services.sync.sendTabToDevice.enabled`, disabled by default. Suggest you to enable it and try it out.
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The Vietnam of Computer Science Should Have Never Been Lost (2013)(blog.dsl-platform.com)
1 points by vertebrate 10y ago|0 comments
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Are there universally accepted quality metrics of a program and its source code?
1 points by vertebrate 10y ago|0 comments
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by vertebrate 10y ago
Why do you think some of the so-called hacker languages were pretty popular at a time (perl, lisp), and not the others (forth, apl?)
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by vertebrate 10y ago
try this, as simple as in chrome https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/profilist/
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by vertebrate 10y ago
Is anyone here using ortho-k lenses? I've replaced my usual soft contacts and been wearing them for half a year now and it's so much easier on the eyes. Although I still see slight halos and by the evening my vision is noticeably
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by vertebrate 10y ago
This is MacOS font rendering for you, in Linux normal weight looks normal
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by vertebrate 10y ago
Have you tried Luxi Mono or Linux Libertine Mono?
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by vertebrate 11y ago
What is this FRP thing JS developers talking about? What I should read to learn more about it?