Yep, whatever template I use looks really nice. Very professional.

It’s actually the most editable format my resume has ever been in, too! I started using LaTeX over a decade ago. I just update it when I need to and it prints out exactly the same way to PDF.

I will proselytize something like this for a resume any time. I am very curious about typst as well!

I used LaTeX! I found a resume template and edited it.

I’m surprised there isn’t a good typst template for resumes that is easy to edit!

I’m not reading all that. Sorry for your issue, or I’m happy for you. Whichever you prefer.

Ford named a truck Maverick, too.

The Ford Maverick car was kind of a cool-looking car in the late 70s. But they turned it into the most generic vehicle possible.

It has been remarkably useful! I keep trying to tell people about it but apparently I am just their main use case or something.

I would have loved it when I was using Samba to share files on my local network decades ago. It’s like a Swiss Army knife!

rsync can sometimes look similarly scary! I very clearly remember triple-checking what it’s doing.

rclone works amazingly well if you have hundreds of folders or thousands of files and you can’t be bothered to babysit a portal.

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Tangentially, I don’t see people talk about rclone a lot, which is like rsync for cloud storage.

It’s awesome for moving things from one provider to another, for example.

Try playing an old PCM wave file from a 68k based Macintosh or Amiga on a PC.

I really appreciate how specific this is. It sounds like it’s from experience.

There’s also a small mental cost to switching contexts, from reader to browser.

This is actually one of the better uses of AI I’ve seen because it is literally asking a large language model about language.

I probably still won’t use it, but at least it makes sense!

Actually one of the reasons I didn’t join it when I was looking for other instances.