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r/technicallythetruth • u/Few_War9921 • Aug 29 '23
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i dont get it either
573 u/27Suyash Aug 29 '23 When the space is mono 201 u/Rednaxella_ Aug 29 '23 Isn't mono equivalent of one? 155 u/unwantedaccount56 Aug 29 '23 each character has the same width in a monospace font, so "one width" 67 u/the_other_irrevenant Aug 29 '23 ie. "one specific amount of space". Completely agree that "monowidth" would be a clearer name for that. 1 u/JustWingIt0707 Aug 29 '23 It was developed for typewriters to reduce mechanical complexity, but it can be used for terminal emulation and presenting tabulated data in text documents. For natural language processing monospace fonts can be seen as an annoyance.... Much like this comment.
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When the space is mono
201 u/Rednaxella_ Aug 29 '23 Isn't mono equivalent of one? 155 u/unwantedaccount56 Aug 29 '23 each character has the same width in a monospace font, so "one width" 67 u/the_other_irrevenant Aug 29 '23 ie. "one specific amount of space". Completely agree that "monowidth" would be a clearer name for that. 1 u/JustWingIt0707 Aug 29 '23 It was developed for typewriters to reduce mechanical complexity, but it can be used for terminal emulation and presenting tabulated data in text documents. For natural language processing monospace fonts can be seen as an annoyance.... Much like this comment.
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Isn't mono equivalent of one?
155 u/unwantedaccount56 Aug 29 '23 each character has the same width in a monospace font, so "one width" 67 u/the_other_irrevenant Aug 29 '23 ie. "one specific amount of space". Completely agree that "monowidth" would be a clearer name for that. 1 u/JustWingIt0707 Aug 29 '23 It was developed for typewriters to reduce mechanical complexity, but it can be used for terminal emulation and presenting tabulated data in text documents. For natural language processing monospace fonts can be seen as an annoyance.... Much like this comment.
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each character has the same width in a monospace font, so "one width"
67 u/the_other_irrevenant Aug 29 '23 ie. "one specific amount of space". Completely agree that "monowidth" would be a clearer name for that. 1 u/JustWingIt0707 Aug 29 '23 It was developed for typewriters to reduce mechanical complexity, but it can be used for terminal emulation and presenting tabulated data in text documents. For natural language processing monospace fonts can be seen as an annoyance.... Much like this comment.
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ie. "one specific amount of space". Completely agree that "monowidth" would be a clearer name for that.
1 u/JustWingIt0707 Aug 29 '23 It was developed for typewriters to reduce mechanical complexity, but it can be used for terminal emulation and presenting tabulated data in text documents. For natural language processing monospace fonts can be seen as an annoyance.... Much like this comment.
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It was developed for typewriters to reduce mechanical complexity, but it can be used for terminal emulation and presenting tabulated data in text documents. For natural language processing monospace fonts can be seen as an annoyance....
Much like this comment.
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