But why? Typst can natively emit html
#LLM-rendered academic blog with Typst support
uneven solar
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It’s really an LLM-rendering experiment, showing that an LLM can distill part of the functionality of typst compile --features html and help with website design.
and previously, making it compatible with all three sources — MD, Typst, and LaTeX — was not easy.
and hopefully spark more thinking about post-LLM rendering
manic fractal
@bright plank reacting like this to someone else's work is not appropriate for this server regardless of whether you like or dislike LLMs. I've removed the emoji reaction.
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i know some people may not like this demo, but it really impressed me. also, using an LLM as a renderer has a fundamental drawback: as I mentioned in the README, it cannot guarantee reproducibility.
stable finch
I also think that this kind of use case is not a perfect fit for an LLM, but since I have a few such use cases, I'm looking forward to checking out your code and hopefully learning from it!
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I also think that this kind of use case is not a perfect fit for an LLM, but sin...
basically there is no code, just skills and commands.
stable finch
basically there is no code, just skills and commands.
how custom skills are integrated into tooling would also be helpful 🙂
fading mauve
does it support hot reloading so we can destroy the environment and our wallets even faster?
woven sundial
whaaaaaat
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does it support hot reloading so we can destroy the environment and our wallets ...
yeah, i designed /build and /rebuild. /build is for hot reloading or incremental builds, while /rebuild builds everything from scratch.
woven sundial
shouldn't it be /watch
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no /watch yet. 😂