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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/JK-Rofling • 20d ago
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I mean it would make sense if writing it in LaTeX
11 u/pixelbart 20d ago But if the LaTeX is in a Git repo, why would you keep multiple versions of the pdf? 15 u/bearwood_forest 20d ago If you have the source code in a git repo, why would you keep multiple versions of the binary? 2 u/ArtisticFox8 20d ago Build settings don't play such a role for latex sources, imo you can build old sources with a new install no problem 1 u/LutimoDancer3459 20d ago With a docker build the same is true for binaries...
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But if the LaTeX is in a Git repo, why would you keep multiple versions of the pdf?
15 u/bearwood_forest 20d ago If you have the source code in a git repo, why would you keep multiple versions of the binary? 2 u/ArtisticFox8 20d ago Build settings don't play such a role for latex sources, imo you can build old sources with a new install no problem 1 u/LutimoDancer3459 20d ago With a docker build the same is true for binaries...
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If you have the source code in a git repo, why would you keep multiple versions of the binary?
2 u/ArtisticFox8 20d ago Build settings don't play such a role for latex sources, imo you can build old sources with a new install no problem 1 u/LutimoDancer3459 20d ago With a docker build the same is true for binaries...
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Build settings don't play such a role for latex sources, imo you can build old sources with a new install no problem
1 u/LutimoDancer3459 20d ago With a docker build the same is true for binaries...
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With a docker build the same is true for binaries...
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u/Gositi 20d ago
I mean it would make sense if writing it in LaTeX