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Add `\bool_assert:n` for checking invariants · Issue #1840 · latex3/latex3 After almost five years of writing expl3 code (starting with version 2.11.0 of the Markdown package, released 2021-10-01), two years spent designing and developing a static analyzer expltools for e...

I’ve proposed adding built-in assertion statements to expl3. Curious what others think, would this be useful in your LaTeX code? github.com/latex3/latex... #LaTeX #expl3 #TeX #programming

Built a palette extractor that thinks like a curator, not a pixel counter.

– Physics-based color repulsion
– Auto-detects muted vs vibrant bias
– Adaptive spacing to hit target count
– OKLCh color space (perceptually uniform)

Early Access: please break it!

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I drafted a proposal for the recognition & formatting of acronyms, initialisms, and other all-caps sequences (github.com/witiko/markd...) in the Markdown package for TeX. Feedback from users is welcome: Is this useful, does the interface make sense, what problems do you see? #TeX #TeXLaTeX #Markdown

Just published a new explcheck devlog on flow graphs and how explcheck can use them to figure out which function definition each call refers to. More technical than usual, but hopefully it finds its audience. 🤞 witiko.github.io/Expl3-Linter... #LaTeX #expl3 #programming #TeXLaTeX

Version 3.12.1 of the Markdown package for TeX is the first release in several years without a corresponding CTAN upload. That's because all changes in this version concern continuous integration, so there's no need to overwhelm the CTAN staff with it. github.com/Witiko/markd...

Explcheck v0.13.0 introduces inter-file dependency analysis, segment representation, and code coverage reporting 🚀 Another milestone towards flow analysis!
witiko.github.io/Expl3-Linter... #LaTeX #expl3 #programming #TeXLaTeX

Thanks to Karl Berry, you can now preview the slides for my upcoming TUG 2025 talk—see you in Trivandrum, India! tug.org/tug2025/av/d...

Here are the full release notes: github.com/Witiko/explt...

Just wrapped up Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild after ~120 hours, and it still amazes me how different it feels from Tears of the Kingdom, which I shelved after ~20. To me, BotW was an almost meditative experience, whereas TotK just feels too busy, among other problems.

Great to have you back in Brno!

About 20 hours into a blind Zelda: BotW run. Loving it overall, but torn on the Lost Woods part. I hoped its linear, claustrophobic design would offer a fresh contrast but it just felt like a lesser game. At least it's short.