It’s quiet now, but the “One Thing Well” blog is where I discovered most of the programs I use today. I got my first personal computer roughly about two years before that blog started.

Farmers collecting water lilies in the Satla marshland near Bagdha, Barisal, Bangladesh (© Mustasinur Rahman Alvi/Future Publishing via Getty Images)

Tracking the James Webb Space Telescope

Red-necked grebes in Germany (© Edo van Uchelen/Minden Pictures)

We are announcing an update to the Speedometer benchmark.

nikitonsky: When you have enough space for ellipsis but not enough for a single letter “e”

The Hickman Bridge at Capitol Reef National Park, Utah (© Tim Fitzharris/Minden Pictures)

Check out this really nice approach to rendering fully static LaTeX with hugo by caching remote fetches from a quick and simple KaTeX API. Really clever — glad to see that someone tried it. Custom output formats and remote fetching at compile time are two very important features.

If you’re not familiar with deno, try out the api with the command deno run.

$ deno run --allow-net main.ts
Listening on http://localhost:8000

nikitonsky: The in-place popup might not be such a good idea if it gets in a way of using other controls

An active lava tube, Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park, Hawaii (© Tom Schwabel/Tandem Stills + Motion)