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Lumiukko

Okay, so apparently #drawIO does not export #SVG as proper SVG..... the texts are embedded in some HTML elements...
Firefox can render it perfectly, but when using some tool like #Inkscape , the text is a raster graphic.
When turning off font embedding and XML inclusion of the diagram within the SVG file, when exporting from drawIO, Inkscape can at least load the text as text, but it is weirdly truncated and does not stay within its bounds.

What the hell is this?

Edit: Pinging @drawio - perhaps you guys have an idea? :D

#Vector#Figures#Diagrams
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Paolo Amoroso

What sets apart the Cascii web-based ASCII diagram editor from similar tools is it manipulates whole shapes, not just individual characters, and can save them for further modification. Plus it's shokingly easy to self-host and run locally.

github.com/casparwylie/cascii-

GitHubGitHub - casparwylie/cascii-core: A web-based ASCII and Unicode diagram builder written in vanilla JavascriptA web-based ASCII and Unicode diagram builder written in vanilla Javascript - casparwylie/cascii-core
#diagrams#ascii#unicode
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Azi :blobhaj_headphones:

What if yall gave me random #Textbook recs?
I love a good textbook lmaoo also it could be any topic, but i wanna see ones with #diagrams in it. So maybe any textbook covering #hardware #electricity #circuits #plants #geography (bc i used to love #maps and i wanna look and learn about maps again!!) or actually anything!! Don't even worry about it's being advanced or not I just wanna knowww :blobfoxsignsrcpls: :drgn_nom_book:

Pleaseeee just lemme know what your favorite textbook is :akko_please:

#MyFavoriteTextbook :mouse_blob_uwu:
Like my favorite textbook is the textbook that helped me learn Java in school !! - Guided Computer Applications by S. K. Gaur and M. Vijay Bhaskar :blobPikaAww: I've had this textbook for 8 years now!!

#random #textbooks #recs
#YourFavoriteTextbook

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Anoncheg

Part1: #dailyreport #powerbi #microsoft #businessintelligence
#analytics #dashboards #dashboard #diagrams #datascience
I created dashboards in Microsoft Power BI Desktop.

Here is main workflow working:
1) check connected sources (left second small button)
2) Get-data or recent sources
3) check data in Power Query Editor - “Transform Data” ->
View -> Data Preview Column quality
4) Transform -> replace values, or Add
column->Conditional Column
- DAX functions ISBLANK() to check for null values,
Apply IFERROR() or COALESCE() to provide fallback
values1
5) Place “Vis” on page.
6) add columns to “Vis”

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Jack Linke 🦄

As a very visual person, I *really* like outputting mermaid diagrams to the console as a means of sanity checking the output or intermediate steps of my python code when processing/working with models & graph-related stuff. Then copy to mermaid\.live

LLMs these days can often help with a rough draft, but if you're not willing to dig in a bit to the mermaid syntax (which differs between diagram types and has some oddities) you're probably going to have a bad time.

Diagram of a *very* reduced irrigation canal infrastructure model with a main canal, laterals, sublaterals, and turnouts.
Just an example of the MermaidJS output in the console (also saved to file in this case)
#MermaidJS#Diagrams#Modeling
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myrmepropagandist

The book “Gardening Ants: The Attines” (Weber) is old but it has so many banger illustrations. Here is one showing the size difference in Atta cephalotes minors and majors. This difference is entirely caused by how the ants are fed and cared for. Ants have so much variability in gene expression and they use it to shape their population to fit the work that needs to be done. (I love the naturalistic placement of the minor on the major’s head, they do hang out like this.) #antbooks #diagrams #ants

Scientific line drawing of a large leafcutter ant. She has six long legs. Her head is bigger than her gaster. On her massive head full of muscle for cutting leaves her sister sits a small ant whose whole body is hardly as long as the head. It’s like a spider crab and a mite. Text: "Fig. 11 Minima of Atta cephalotes riding on the head of a soldier. The minima commonly sponge the integument of the soldiers as they do the queen."
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Ele Willoughby, PhD

Bonus #ArtAdventCalendar day 17 Happy birthday to Gabrielle Émilie Le Tonnelier de Breteuil, Marquise du Châtelet (1706-1749), a natural philosopher, #mathematician and #physicist, shown here in my #linocut portrait with #diagrams from her ‘Principes Mathématiques de la Philosophie Naturelle’, a two-volume translation and commentary of Newton’s ‘Principia’, published in 1759 in French in Paris.🧵
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#printmaking #histsci #WomenInSTEM #duChâtelet #physics #physicist #SciArt #mathematics #mastoart

My linocut portrait of Émilie du Châtelet in a peach and blue dress with ribbons holding a compass on an open manuscript with a diagram. There’s a pile of books in font of her in blue. Behind her are math and physics diagrams in pink from her publications.
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