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clojure mortal kombat bot competition anyone? lol
blugh, I wish browsers let me set a min font-weight. 100 is not a readable font weight for people with eye problems!
I think OS-wide scaling is the better option nowadays (even fractional scaling is pretty decent most of the time) edit: nevermind, you're talking about font weight... I read that as 100% font size
There's an addon for firefox, called Font Changer - maybe you could try that
Almost every website I visit I just automatically zoom into 150%. Most websites are unreadable at standard zoom 😞
I've got the font set to a specified one already via browser preferences. Maybe a custom build font which sets font weight 100 to a normal font? :P
you can use fontforge to make a custom font and serve that -- it's a hacky solution but indisputable 😄
Are there JS notebooks that I can host and run locally? I know Jupyter is an option, but something more Javascripty…
Actually, what I’d really love is a Gorilla Repl for JS. There is Runkit, but that’s hosted and I want something that can run on my machine
Observable maybe?
Can’t host it locally.
Or does it always rely on their service?