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Comment #42512613
interesting project; I’m not really sure how useful it is for field-specific stuff—I'm searching for “image reduction astronomy”, and it shows all sorts of related but not image-re…
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Comment #39954042
Do you recall the name of the software? I am aware only of PhoSim ( https://www.phosim.org/ )
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Comment #39894398
I disagree. The spacing of the stylized TeX/LaTeX logo is very sensitive to the font used (especially the LA pair); most LaTeX users already don't adjust it when they use a font ot…
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Comment #39760047
This is not the workflow being discussed. Yes, you can use Pandoc Markdown (in which you can embed LaTeX) and then Pandoc can parse the markdown and produce a LaTeX file. But the a…
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Comment #39756151
pandoc is seriously under-powered for the kinds of things that LaTeX and Typst can do. Much of the information in Typst/LaTeX source code would simply be ignored during the convers…
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Comment #39450557
pandoc is much less powerful here since it can only parse a subset of LaTeX, as opposed to LaTeXML or lwarp which actually processes the LaTeX/TeX code expanding the macros etc, an…
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Comment #39260864
I am unable to reply to any comments, so I’ll add my reply to blagie as a top-level comment instead: Gilles himself documents his process of using Inkscape here: https://castel.dev…
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Comment #38986894
well yes, but it likely will be a “telephone number” and not even a simple one like say `2MASS J19593766+2246141` which is 2MASS (the survey name) and the coordinates of the star i…
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Comment #38214900
there are still people using it---a few examples of being used in Malayalam: https://typedrawers.com/discussion/4912/metafont-in-2023-nup... (the paper linked there has more inform…
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Comment #38188830
Euclid's website has some nice explainers – for example, https://www.euclid-ec.org/public/core-science – which mentions using two methods: - “weak gravitational lensing” with the …
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Comment #38000263
yes, and yes. they call this “Odd Spreads” and “Even Spreads” it is available in their Tools menu (the >> icon)
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Comment #37799715
Most of the article is copied wholesale from the official press release: https://science.nasa.gov/missions/hubble/nasas-hubble-finds-... I'm not even sure how they managed to screw…
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Comment #37624619
> I cut-&-pasted Buttrick's quote from his website without alteration directly into HN's edit box and the uppercase text was immediately converted to lowercase. I'd not planned thi…
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Comment #36387434
Already, this has rebuttals: https://twitter.com/lacalaca85/status/1666501987435700225 (link to a thread by author) and the paper itself: https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.3847…
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Comment #34472716
In the case of phys.org, they just repost (or maybe re-host is a better word?) University press releases, among other things, verbatim, so this probably is just the press release f…