comic shanns ms for all code editing
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I’m just wondering how this happened
Better start now, the US might need a new one soon. /s
A smart contract as the declaration of independence would be awesome though.
Fixed Fixedsys for life!!!
Cause I
repostedstole it from some other internet pageI just usually download the image than a screenshot when posting
In this case it’s because part of the joke is the quote tweet. You could also link to the tweet instead of a screenshot but then we need to connect to Musk’s servers at some point (even if through a proxy like nitter)
Yes, but he could’ve copy pasted the title.
You could’ve changed the main title to something like “programming the declaration of independence” or “programming like it’s 1750”
He mocks op. The gag is not the font anymore.
But this way gives credit to Josh for the joke
Another way is to use a content extractor.
So
- the user will select the rectangular region to be extracted
- Extractor will extract
- Josh’s profile picture
- “Josh”
- The tick mark SVG
- “@jpshycodes”
- “Bro is coding …” - the comment text
- Information that a frame is to be reproduced
- Ryan Els’s profile picture
- “Ryan Els”
- The tick mark SVG again, but this time it will be deduplicated
- “@RyanEls4”
- “12h”
- “Rate my …” - text for the comment inside the frame
- The jpeg picture inside the frame (yes it’s a jpeg and not a PNG. IDK why. But look at it)
Then it would convert it into a reproducible package which can then also match your colour scheme for background colour etc.
Now just need to make such an extractor
And a corresponding format in Lemmy to display it
True but I think showing the quoted tweet is better than just in the title cause it is part of the joke in the image.
Title is normally used as a reaction or just simple text with some reference to the image
I still think this format sucks because the punchline comes first.
Is there some language or “syntax formatter” that turns source code into something more off a visual programming language? Like a WYSIWYG markdown editor.
Like python doesn’t have curly braces, but you could add some kind of “block illustration”.
Or you could have illuminated initials for variable names to make them more unique.
So IDE with syntax highlights? Those blocks things are also pretty much shown in most IDE, what do you use to code?
I even have prettifying turned on so the keywords like
in,lambda, etc are prettified.No somthing more than just “mere” syntax highlightinng or prettifying like e.g. in VS Code. Being able to change line height for a “headline” when you declare a new class. Or maybe lines that illustrate how a temp variable is used. But it’s all vague ideas and I can’t picture or describe it well and you’d have to demo this with a graphical design tool I think.
I use emacs, and it can change font size and font face similar to the font color during syntax highlights. Like in markdown or LaTeX headings are larger font, math formula have their system where superscript and subscript have higher/lower baseline. In org mode it can even convert the whole latex snippet into formula and display as image, or show inline images. And in rust it has type hints and other information overlayed along side the code you wrote, it even adds little buttons on tests you can click to run them.
So I think what you want can probably be made easily if you have a solid grasp of what you want. Emacs is basically extensible using a programming language (elisp) so technically there’s nothing you can’t do logic wise, there might be some limitations on displaying things though.
I use Comic Code. It’s not free, but it’s so whimsical.
Oh hey, someone else who uses Comic Code - greetings!
I remember when I first saw it, I laughed - and then it grew on me. Then it turned into “I can’t believe I am buying a derivation of comic sans” but it is actually a really nice monospaced font.
Only thing I didn’t like was having to figure out how to use Font Patcher to make a copy of it that supports nerd fonts, but it was a one and done process.
(I also don’t really like how it looks in my IDE the few times I find myself on Windows, but I don’t really blame the font for that one - looks perfect in the same IDE on Linux…)
How’d you do it?
This is great if you don’t want the united states politicians to read it.
Putting the “no” in zapfino
I really em want to makenit a reality, do anyone here know a 17th century antique monosace font?
SideShowBobUUUUGH.wav
Needs more line spacing.
IBM Mono Plex >>> all other, especially this horrible mess
Iosevka, a variant with slashed zero.
std::string independence;
