Coding My Handwriting
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Coding My Handwriting
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#2This is very cool. Based on the title, I thought this would end with an example of using this font for code. I'd still be interested in seeing an example of that.
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#3As someone diagnosed with dysgraphia, clean handwriting like this blows my mind. If i were doing this id need to use rng to pick alternates of the same letter.
If the side by side wasn’t so vertically aligned Im not sure I could tell the difference.
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#4This is wonderful! I've always wanted to do something similar, but with NNs, just as a way to get familiar with them.
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#5As someone diagnosed with dysgraphia, clean handwriting like this blows my mind. If i were doing this id need to use rng to pick alternates of the same letter. If the side by side wasn’t so vertically aligned Im not sure I could tell the difference.
Tangentially, E. W. Dijkstra's handwriting is the cleanest I've seen, and I had the same feeling you did when I came across his papers in his archive.
I later came across this blog post: https://joshldavis.com/2013/05/20/the-path-to-dijkstras-hand..., which prompted me to improve my own handwriting as well.
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#6As someone diagnosed with dysgraphia, clean handwriting like this blows my mind. If i were doing this id need to use rng to pick alternates of the same letter. If the side by side wasn’t so vertically aligned Im not sure I could tell the difference.
I'm not diagnosed with dysgraphia but family suspects I have it. Probably because I avoid writing wherever possible and prefer typing.
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#7Love seeing people do this kind of thing, going deep, working it out.