PlexSheep

I write my stuff in neovim with latex. Works really well. There is a live preview plugin if you want that too.

Geht halt mit Pointern. Hab ich schon gemacht. Wo es wirklich spannend wird sind intrinsische verkettete listen (also die Listen Heads sind Teil vom struct, nicht das struct selbst).

Problem ist, dass du immer garantieren musst, dass sich die Addresse der Listenobjekte nicht ändert. Dafür gibt's Pin, Box, und Versprechen auf Ehre.

Lügenpresse!!!!!1

That would be based

Sounds neat

We do have this petition for now link

The comment section of my favorite adult Visual novel is already getting panicked.

Eternum is really really good I swear it's not just porn

Apparently there is some petition? Taking a look now.

Edit: Yup. Go sign it

I still don't get what the functional advantage of comaps would be. Organic maps is pretty good already.

I don't think you can self host typst.app, but you can just use any code editor. I think you can self host vs code for example and then use that. Or, you know, just do your stuff locally.

But of course, having a web collab thing is neat.

I too loved latex before I got into typst. Then I realized I just loved latex because it was the best thing I had at the time

Pros of typst:

• It makes you happy while using it because it just works
• Packages are available in typst universe and you don't need to install 2000 Debian packages to be able to use it reasonably because most things are just available
• There are some super cool packages like that diagrams one, or that inline comments one.
• If you have an error, it tells you what the fucking problem is instead of printing 2000 lines of crap and saying overfull hbox 200 times
• There are many templates for all kinds of purposes
• Math mode is a bit different from latex but mich easier to remember since you often just write things out. Fractions are just done with /, more complicated things are just writing the name out. It's actually rather intuitive.
• The documentation is much better than latex, especially for the base language.
• It's fast as fuck. My bachelor Thesis builds in milliseconds. No need to build 3 times over with each being 5 seconds.
• Like overleaf? typst.app has that too. Local works just as well though. Language server for neovim or other editors exist too.
• It's actually programmable with variables and loops and conditionals and functions and all that if you need it.

Probably some more, just wrote a little list after waking up out of my head

Having a field called r#self is malicious madness