We can do typographic things in CSS that we couldn’t before.
text-indent: 2em hanging; /* Safari and Firefox only */
flex-flow: row wrap
shows how inline text alignment is a special case of flexbox:
TEXT-ALIGN: left | center | right | justify | __ | __
→ JUSTIFY-CONTENT: start | middle | end | space-between | space-around | space-evenly
VERTICAL-ALIGN: top | middle | bottom | __
→ ALIGN-SELF: start | center | end | stretch
(defmacro =>> | |
"Makes ->> faster if the first form is a collection, and the last form is `sequence`, `into`, or `reduce`" | |
;; adapted from: https://github.com/divs1210/streamer/blob/master/src/streamer/core.clj | |
[coll & xforms-and-term] | |
(let [[xforms term] ((juxt butlast last) xforms-and-term)] | |
(cond | |
;; sequence | |
(or (= term 'sequence) | |
(and (list? term) | |
(= (first term) 'sequence))) |
Extra core-like functions for Clojure:
namespace | popularity | additions |
---|---|---|
medley.core | ★ 740 | 44 |
tupelo.core | ★ 474 | 272 |
taoensso.encore | ★ 240 | 512 |
potpuri.core | ★ 63 | 512 |
/* invert the table, formula bar, cell editor, and navbar | |
and dim transparency to soften */ | |
#waffle-grid-container, | |
#formula-bar-name-box-wrapper, | |
div[role="navigation"], | |
.cell-input.editable { | |
filter: invert(); | |
opacity: 0.9; | |
} |
Super Mario 64 controls | |
Stationary | |
Standing | |
move -> Walking | |
z -> Crouching | |
a -> Jumping | |
b -> Punching | |
Crouching | |
z up -> Standing |
Context on naming:
JsonML libraries are ~20 lines of code:
Use both scalar and vector nodes to simplify presentation and clarify computation (by linear algebra).
The weighted edges are replaced by two layers of vector nodes:
Showing a single path to illustrate computation along its edges:
It’s hard to read long articles on a computer. Printing them with beautiful typesetting helps.
This solution converts the whole article (or selected part) to LaTeX, then opens it for printing (or editing) in Overleaf. You need an account there, but no installs.
Images are included in the LaTeX code, but won’t show up until you upload them individually to Overleaf. Look for the \includegraphics
commands which are commented out in the code, and refer here for proper insertion.