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poulpy123

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Ask amazon and Kobo to open their system if it's so important for you. The devs have probably more interesting things to do than playing wack-a-mole with a multi-billion organisation

From when I learned to read up to the end of my 20s I read much more than one book per week. Whoever after 30 or maybe a bit before I started to read less and less, until now where I read vert rarely (usually on plane).

I don't know why. Maybe it's psychological. Maybe it's just ageing. Maybe it's my brain fried first by internet then by the smartphone.

I still buy more books than I read, probably unconsciously hoping that one day the flame that pushed me to devour so many books will get ablaze again

OpenPrinter 17 days ago

It's open source : you have the right to study, copy, share and modify

OpenPrinter 17 days ago

The second part is verbose but say absolutely nothing of the difficulty and issues. It could be applied to anything, even cooking a steak

No instances of blazingly detected in the paragraph "is it fast ? ", I guess the answer is not very

GLM 5.2 vs. Opus 1 month ago

What would the best way to use these open source models for a price similar to what I could pay for the cheapest plan with claude and openai ?

I would like to give them a try but I certainly not have the money to get a system able to run them, and I don't really want to pay more than the state of the art

I cannot tell the future of typst and gribouille, but for:

I'm fine with just text, then just readible equations below it, then an OK looking graph. I don't actually care if any of those are pixel perfect. I don't get it.

what you describe is fine for a readme or a blog post, but for books, scientific articles, or any long format, having a good layout and typography will totally impact the end result