☁ Puff ☁ - The deep stack framework.
Puff is a batteries included "deep stack" for Python. It's an experiment to minimize the barrier between Python and Rust to unlock the full potential of high level languages.
github.com/hansonkd/puff
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Published today, some thoughts on VTT and future ideas for Variable font hinting
github.com/googlefonts/VTT-D…
The Daily Heller: There is Nothing Artificial About AI Type Design – PRINT Magazine printmag.com/daily-heller/th…
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Want to make nested dicts easily? defaultdict can do it. This is also called auto-vivification. It's turtles all the way down! 🐢 🐢 🐢
More here: stackoverflow.com/questions/…
dosisod/refurb: A tool for refurbishing and modernizing Python codebases
github.com/dosisod/refurb #python
AI for the Next Era
greylock.com/greymatter/sam-…
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Variable fonts are super fun to pair with sound, so we built a little visualizer for our variable font WHOA. Paired with the Double Knot synth by Lorre Mill. We’ve also been using this synth heavily in the @futurefonts Weekly Updates for music and sound effects.
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Don't want to miss a thing? Watch the final moments from the #DARTMission on its collision course with asteroid Dimporphos.
"I drew one master and used COLRv1 variable paints to do all the magic"
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The @stbridelibrary has been digitizing parts of their amazing collection so it can be accessed online.
It spans from 1616-1830, representing the leading foundries of the time including Caslon, Figgins, Thorowgood, Thorne and Didot.
Check it out here: archive.org/details/early-ty…
COLRv1 and Rethinking Variations
simoncozens.github.io/colrv1…
Building the future of the command line
github.com/readme/featured/f…
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Replying to @googlefonts
@googlefonts v2 API URL maker for php projects and #WordPress themes and plugins.
github.com/xconsau/googlefon…
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Replying to @justvanrossum
That's super cool, Just! Here is Fontra running on a chromebook. Finally I don't always need to have a Mac at hand just to inspect some font sources :)













