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Comment #37545960
Yes, but it is precisely because they are trying to get a slice of the pie from large studios that whatever happens to indie devs with their changes are just collateral damage
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Comment #36927903
The title is actually perfect, but requires some context, after which you might appreciate its tongue-in-cheek beauty: The author studied at CMU, where the proudly-paraded slogan f…
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Comment #34301193
Overleaf ( https://overleaf.com/ ) is pretty popular for this, and also tracks things like edit history
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Comment #34301138
> Many LaTeX tricks only get passed down from advisors to students, or from collaborators to collaborators. Which is a great point on why the average quality of LaTeX homework subm…
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Comment #34300942
Wish I knew about autoref earlier, it also increases the area spanned by the hyperlink generated to the entirety of "Figure 1" instead of just "1" in the case of ref.
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Comment #34300636
Interesting explanation on how it developed historically. I've seen mathbf used in some books, but I guess old conventions are hard to change.
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Comment #34300593
Ah, I guess that's what happens when you do both Markdown and LaTeX in the same document! Thanks for pointing it out, I've also been pretty sloppy with hyphen and em-dash in normal…
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Comment #34300214
Should be fixed now. First time hearing about Muphry's Law, definitely gave me a chuckle!
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Comment #34300190
Thanks for flagging the image issue, I think there's an issue with the responsive image serving code that doesn't work consistently across browser. Temporarily disabling that for n…
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Comment #34300103
Refreshing might help (my guess is it might be due to img fallback issue), thanks for flagging this and I'll be investigating!
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Comment #34300001
Thank you! :) and sure!
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Comment #34299989
I was initially dreading that it would be something inefficient like the equation symbol selector in Word, but after viewing the video demo on their website and seeing the speed of…
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Comment #34299908
There are tools (i.e https://mathpix.com/ ) that actually does a pretty great job at LaTeX OCR, although you'll need to re-create labels and the like. I was pleasantly surprised th…
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Comment #34299794
Realized I misunderstood your question. IMO the main design problem with LaTeX from a usage-standpoint is that there are too many ways of achieving the same thing, and oftentimes n…
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Comment #34299748
Great question! Is there a specific domain/example that you have in mind? I don't think people intentionally use archaic language if their goal is to educate and enlighten, but in …
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