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vicapow
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Comment #49099550
Is there a lot more work to be done?
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Comment #47535375
that SVG wow how?!
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Comment #46790851
thanks for hosting us on the pod!
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Comment #46787985
Hope you like it :D I'm here if you have questions, too
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Comment #46787981
I'm not against typst. I think it's integration would be a lot easier and more straightforward I just don't know if it's really that popular yet in academia.
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Comment #46785946
Yes, but there's a really large number of users who don't want to have to setup vscode, git, texlive, latex workshop, just to collaborate on a paper. You shouldn't have to become a…
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Comment #46785923
Users have full control over whether their data is used to help improve our models
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Comment #46785890
I could see it seeming likely that because the UI is quite minimalist, but the AI capabilities are very extensive, imo, if you really play with it. You're right that something like…
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Comment #46785840
The deeper I got, the more I realized really supporting the entire LaTeX toolchain in WASM would mean simulating an entire linux distribution :( We wanted to support Beamer, LuaLaT…
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Comment #43815717
Just a suggestion: The github permissions your comment login thing requests is a bit too aggressive. > This application will be able to read and write all public repository data.
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Show HN: AI Latex editor built with emscripten
Like Cursor for Latex that can run in your browser making it more accessible to less technical users by compiling pdflatex/syctex to emscripten. The demo only works in Chrome deskt…
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Comment #39869407
We have a few different ideas but hoping to get signal from the folks here on what people would like to see. Some sort term ideas: * Auto-categorization. We're seeing most people j…
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Comment #39868969
Once you start importing your saved places, it may take a bit of time for them to show up but once they’re there, you can add notes, add to lists, search through your saved places …
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Show HN: A better alternative to Google Saved Places
Here's the testflight link if you're put off by the $2 cost: https://testflight.apple.com/join/9tOXoMnf
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Comment #39692110
If you use Google Saved Places a lot but feel it’s lacking some features I’d love to connect with you. If you’d also like to try out an alternative, here’s the TestFlight download …
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Comment #33391349
I like it. It means if someone breaks into the car they can’t get into the glove box. Also, with a Tesla, the car is never off so you don’t need to turn the car on again to get acc…
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Comment #24446588
How about a summary of the paper?
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Comment #20920619
How can null be implicitly cast to a string? I wasn't able to reproduce with: https://flow.org/try/#0PTAEAEDMBsHsHcBQiDGsB2BnALqAhgFyg4BOA... Flow has built in support for the Lang…
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Comment #20919253
Apologies, lxe. I can tell you're frustrated. If the the Flow upgrade process has been burdensome to others, I'd really like to know. I've always thought we've done a good job of u…
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Comment #20918829
I’m not sure I agree. I’ve found updating Flow in a rather large monorepo a relatively straightforward process. The changes are usually rather small because the team releases every…