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zhxiaoliang
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Comment #49190744
I looked into my ad profile section and saw that I was worth nothing... I'm not sure if I should be happy or not.
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Comment #49142698
The render of the HN page looks close at first glance, but the engine clearly does not support SVG yet - those tiny arrows are all missing. Also it renders "Hacker News" on the hea…
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Comment #48964497
Typst taking 300ms to do 300 pages cannot be seen as 4FPS - you don't treat the sum of 300 pages as single frame, LOL. And laying out a single paragraph is not 1ms for a whole docu…
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Comment #48769223
The site has an elegant design and exudes a calming, inviting atmosphere. I came across a line in the Social Contract that caught my attention: “The platforms that dominate today h…
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Comment #48614984
I enjoyed the design.
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Comment #48541390
Yes, I agree that nerds still exist… I myself am one, LOL. But there are so much noise out there that our voices can no longer be heard. :(
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Comment #48538699
The nerds era is gone. Welcome to the era of super-villains and self-entitled smartasses.
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Comment #48459979
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Comment #48355689
Haha, for some reason when phrased like that I get a bad feeling about the outcome of the interview.
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Comment #48353988
I’m not sure if that strategy still works in today’s job market. It might still be, but I’m not the one to answer since I haven’t been on a job interview in quite some time.
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Comment #48352453
Yes, but it feels like yesterday...
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Comment #48351071
The author’s memory is remarkable. I hardly remember my own name that far back, LOL. Back then, I knew I would always struggle with those types of interviews, so I always carried a…
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Comment #48273791
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Comment #48253080
Yes, it’s a late addition to that library. The dancing text demo uses the “weighted exclusion” feature of the VMPrint engine, which essentially creates an object composed of horizo…
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Comment #48246071
Thank you! This can make it quite easy to create demos like those “dragon swimming through text” animations that became popular recently. I had no idea what other real-world applic…
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Comment #48245628
That’s a cool story! Thx for sharing. Back then programming was rough, but the sense of accomplishment from completing even simple tasks was real and rewarding.
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Comment #48245558
Thanks for the help and clarification.
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Comment #48245551
It's strange that happened. I had no issue loading it on my iPhone 16e in Safari or Chrome... Could it be somehow your browser prevent Javascript from loading?
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Comment #48245543
I did not make the demo specifically for mobile browsers, but it does work rather well on my iPhone 16e with Safari and Chrome. I also tried it on my Pixel 10 and did not encounter…
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Comment #48245343
LOL sorry my bad. Should have been more specific. It’s a demo of my layout library. The stick figure is made with a few primitives to form a so-called exclusion assembly which caus…
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Comment #48216452
The Web is dead anyway. It never became the movement we dreamed it would: the democratization of information, communication, and expression.
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Comment #48205507
You can use primitive exclusion assemblies to create a rig and programmatically control it to animate a layout in Layoutmaster.
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