Show HN: I worked on a feature that allows you to preview fonts side by side(font-tester.foxcraft.tech)

10 points by pauls_freeman 1 year ago | 2 comments

Adaptive PDFs(sgaud.com)

144 points by SarthakGaud 4 months ago | 68 comments

Browse websites by fonts(maxibestof.one)

71 points by kosasbest 3 years ago | 15 comments

I rendered 1,418 confusables over 230 fonts. Most aren't confusable to the eye(paultendo.github.io)

94 points by paultendo 8 months ago | 45 comments

How to cook ground meat perfectly without vision(theblindkitchen.com)

316 points by stacktrust 3 years ago | 114 comments

The Biggest Identity Sandpiles and How to Compute Them(eavan.blog)

16 points by eavan0 7 months ago | 6 comments

ArXiv now offers papers in HTML format(blog.arxiv.org)

1130 points by programd 2 years ago | 296 comments

arXiv blog post announcing that research papers are now available in HTML format to improve accessibility for users with disabilities.

CodingFont: A game to help you pick a coding font(codingfont.com)

442 points by nvahalik 7 months ago | 223 comments

CodingFont by Typogram is an interactive game that compares coding fonts side by side in a code editor so users can pick their favorite.

Artificial intelligence is losing hype(economist.com)

453 points by bx376 2 years ago | 663 comments

An Economist Free exchange column arguing that artificial intelligence is losing hype and asking whether that signals the technology will eventually succeed.

GNU Unifont(unifoundry.com)

326 points by remywang 10 months ago | 73 comments

Unifoundry's GNU Unifont page offering the bitmap font with glyphs for every printable Unicode BMP code point, plus plane charts and downloads.

A Collection of Free Public APIs That Is Tested Daily(freepublicapis.com)

521 points by abhas9 2 years ago | 101 comments

Free Public APIs is a directory of 212 free public APIs for students and developers, tested daily and ranked by health scores based on latency, error rate and reliability.

AI outperforms law professors in Stanford Law study(law.stanford.edu)

379 points by berlianta 4 months ago | 327 comments

Stanford Law School press release on a blind study where law professors preferred AI-generated answers to student legal questions over answers written by fellow professors.