I was pretty fixed on B612, and am still a bit reluctant to change my editors, but this introduced me to Azeret Mono, which I have to admit is slightly more appealing .. will have to A/B B612/AzeretMono this week and see what my eyeballs think after some hours staring into the oblivion ..
Coding Font by Typogram – Find Your True Love of Coding Fonts
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#12I like Terminus
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#13I hid the names and arrived at my second favorite font. And then I noticed my favorite font is missing!! You should add Iosevka, it's on GitHub.
If you use Google fonts or webfonts or something for this to be easier, I also have it as a webfont on my GitHub.
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#14I hid the names and arrived at my second favorite font. And then I noticed my favorite font is missing!! You should add Iosevka, it's on GitHub. If you use Google fonts or webfonts or something for this to be easier, I also have it as a webfont on my GitHub.
Iosevka is a great font, but it has SO MANY options, that I doubt one person's Iosevka is super comparable to anothers. =) I know I certainly customized the heck out of mine.
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#15I hid the names and arrived at my second favorite font. And then I noticed my favorite font is missing!! You should add Iosevka, it's on GitHub. If you use Google fonts or webfonts or something for this to be easier, I also have it as a webfont on my GitHub.
Iosevka is a great font, but it has SO MANY options, that I doubt one person's Iosevka is super comparable to anothers. =) I know I certainly customized the heck out of mine.
Oh snap! It does, but the default is also awesome, I use it default.
Out of curiosity, what options do you use? I might wanna try some.
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#16Posting a thread about fonts on Hacker News, to me, is a version of nerd sniping ( https://xkcd.com/356/ ) It's one of those things that absolutely ruin my productivity and makes me reconsider all the fonts I use in my whole system. Anyway - thanks for the link, love it.
LOL... yea, I suffer the same problem. Case in point: I've been trialing Luculent for a week or so after seeing it here.
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#17I hid the names and arrived at my second favorite font. And then I noticed my favorite font is missing!! You should add Iosevka, it's on GitHub. If you use Google fonts or webfonts or something for this to be easier, I also have it as a webfont on my GitHub.
I too missed Iosevka, I got Nanum Gothic Coding with no font names. I would like this site (or a docker container) to be more like "give it a list of fonts and it randomizes the pair-ups each time"
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#18I hid the names and arrived at my second favorite font. And then I noticed my favorite font is missing!! You should add Iosevka, it's on GitHub. If you use Google fonts or webfonts or something for this to be easier, I also have it as a webfont on my GitHub.
Yeah, I too missed Comic Mono
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#19I wish comparisons like this would include unicode coverage. I have code that uses the symbols, arrows, etc. to avoid needing image assets. Or some non-English text that need accented characters or the CJK glyphs.
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#20I was pretty fixed on B612, and am still a bit reluctant to change my editors, but this introduced me to Azeret Mono, which I have to admit is slightly more appealing .. will have to A/B B612/AzeretMono this week and see what my eyeballs think after some hours staring into the oblivion ..
I still can't figure out the rationale behind the design of (, ) in B612. Why they made it look like [, ]?