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me.micahrl.com
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| | | | | All rituals restricted. All rites reserved. | |
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yasha.solutions
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| | | | | So, i had this planned for a while to add some more math content to this blog. Mostly for the content I do in french, where I do a lot of school related content for the kids but also for here, in english, where I will likely need it later when adding content about recommender system and other ML topics. Anyway, figured out that Latex is the way to go usually when you want to do some maths in a paper, and well, turns out there is a library for this name Katex and it's super simple to integrate in Hugo. | |
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logr.cogley.info
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| | | | | Was pleasantly suprised at how easy it is to get syntax highlighting going in Hugo, since its inclusion of the fast Golang-based «Chroma» library, and even making it backward compatible with most pygments settings. My config.toml contains the following: 1 2 3 4 pygmentsOptions = "linenos=table" pygmentsCodeFences = "true" pygmentsCodefencesGuessSyntax = "true" pygmentsStyle = "tango" ... and to get it to work you just use a code fence (three backticks) specifying the language like: | |
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kleinfreund.de
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| | | An in-depth analysis of a CSS-only dark mode implementation by Mu-An Chiou and its further development using CSS custom properties | ||
