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@mickep For x=15 you have (x+10) * (100 - (x-10)/2 ) + (9900) * ln( (90) / (100 + x)) = 2437.5 + (-2426.71). IMHO not unexpected to lose precision with arithmetics as the ones in Knuth's TeX.

@daleif The noise is in general expected for an error calculation/plotting: You're making a difference of very large very similar numbers, that's always gonna be noisy. I'm not sure why the noise jumps to being an order of magnitude larger, but that's really beyond the point IMHO.

@JasperHabicht yeah, it does :)

@JasperHabicht That's an understatement! Makes me wonder where it scraped that code...

Oh Chemistry! @JosephWright

@Skillmon To close the loop on this: It's a recurring bug -- we fix it, and then another change makes it reappear. The underlying issue is some sort of a race condition and the devs hope that they fixed it for good this time (regardless of how long "for good" lasts :-) ) Thanks again for letting us know!

@samcarter Oh don't be fooled. you don't know about the day or the hour.

@samcarter Or it's jsut the right phase in the live of the company, where they again manage to understand that if you want to build a community-based site, you might need the ... you know ... communities? :) It's a cycle: You have a good stuff, you try to squeeze it, you make it worse, so you release your squeeze, rethink your strategy, make it better, and repeat.

@John If you wanna see pagella + euler: cellar.tomh.eu/papers/Hejda_2016_PhD.pdf

@Skillmon not a big overlap between people you knew from the team and people on the team now...

@Skillmon That one is ... interesting (no, I haven't seen it, so thanks a lot! I'll raise this internally.)

@DavidCarlisle yep, but (a) the characters in the font tend to be different size, thus catching Ace unprepared, and (b) there's some multi-character input methods and whatnots which confuse Ace.

@JasperHabicht in CodeMirror, you cannot paste into an empty line on a mobile phone if that's the problem -- you need to have something on the line.

@DavidCarlisle I'm surprised that Ace works for you for CJK (in particular Japanese)

@JasperHabicht Don't even dare ask who was the expert in this. (Certain bloke with 20 sons comes to mind.)

@barbarabeeton The only bad thing about food in Prague is that it's great if you love meat, really good if you are only fish, good if you are vegeterian, and horrible if you're vegan. (Which couple people in our company are, and it is an issue.)

@DavidCarlisle btw, was in London earlier in the week, but so busy that I didn't even mention it here.

@barbarabeeton we should set up a Whining Club.

@barbarabeeton Your sense of humour is heartening :)

@samcarter Yeah exactly -- this sounds like that SE wants to bring in people that don't know how to ask a question, which has been the main differentiator between SE and just about anything else (Reddit to name one).

(plane boarded, doors closing)

@samcarter Thanks!

@John well, that's a natural part of freemium.

@DavidCarlisle or that. Anyway, off now, the people at the airport passport control and security don't like open computers I think :)

@DavidCarlisle and when you can (quite) easily run it yourself :)

@John fair question. There's probably a good size gap between can, plan to and will for that one...

@John no worries. We do welcome feedback, even honest feedback. (We are really not happy for expletives, but we can cope.)

@John I work for Overleaf support :) ninety is nothing :D But ultimately, what David said. Also, we tested making errors more prominent, and were strongly told by users to revert it /shrug. Since then we at least introduced the gutter markings for errors and warnings, and that helped somewhat.

@DavidCarlisle oh sure, as long as "d" stands for "duck" :)

@DavidCarlisle looks all good to me, according to the principle of GIGO :)

@DavidCarlisle well, the syntax highlighting, code folding etc. will be off, and code check will be super confused :D

@DavidCarlisle the way we build our texlive docker image is (simplified version): (1) install all of texlive via tl_install; (2) do some fonts shananigans; (3) remove the doc tree. So in this sense, we do guarantee that non-latex tools like tex (plain), context, platex or pbibtex work.

I'm glad that the API is useful!

@DavidCarlisle Cool!

@DavidCarlisle Yeah I know...

@DavidCarlisle I don't know the details. Our devs just decided that lezer is the most native to CM6, probably with best feature compatibility, so we go for it :)

@DavidCarlisle yes, it's public there :)

@cfr It is more secure against leaked or compromised passwords, but not really against compromised devices, in particular if your password app is kept unlocked. I have 1password set up to autolock, and I wouldn't ever store my 2fa codes on the computer -- they are on my phone, and backed up on my tablet, with the reset codes being in my bank safebox.

@daleif that's quite a dead end unfortunately :( The only way out is to identify the largest files, download these one by one, delete them from the project until it's under 1GB and then try again.

(I have developed a number of bashy hacks (hacky bashes?) in Overleaf over the years!)

@daleif Yes!!!

@daleif I use this: https://www.overleaf.com/read/qcxmrnqxtkkr#7e0932 That is I add the file getsize.tex to the targetted project and compile.

@daleif Not directly, gimme a sec

@samcarter The only asymetrical piece is the grayscale picture on the left, he should change e.g. to a green square.

@StefanKottwitz Thanks for looking into this. People here reported it's back to normal now, so hopefully it's fine :)

@UlrikeFischer ah right

@DavidCarlisle thanks. It works for me too, but it's weird that two people managed to reproduce

Does anyone have issues loading ctan.org ? Two workmates reported it redirects them to ctan.org/lion/files/ctan_lion_350x350.png

@mickep Or revert a downvote at exactly the right time. It's tricky...