TheTechnician27 replylemmy.world2Hide 2 repliesAny stray pixel in a (EDIT: exported) LaTeX document is a confirmed skill issue. Text rotated 90° clockwise and only occupies the left 1/3 of the page in an MS Word document whose pages are all numbered '2'? Default assumption is "not your fault."45Reply
NNeatNit replydiscuss.tchncs.de1Hide 1 replyIf you're talking about pixels in a LaTeX document that's already a skill issue19Reply
mmmddmm lemm.eeYou don't excuse or fix LaTeX formatting. Whatever way LaTeX decides to format your document is The Right Way™, and the person complaining about it is wrong.31Reply
ccallcc lemmy.world1Hide 1 replyA gap in the pdf or actually a gap because you took years to figure it out? Both interpretations are funny.19Reply
RRusty lemmy.caThis is why Lemmy feels like a reddit from 15 years ago. Everyone knows what LaTeX is and are giving practical advice.19Reply
burgersc12 mander.xyzLaTeX is one of the least likely to have bad alignment, should've went with the tried and true punching bag that is Microsoft word...12Reply
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Any stray pixel in a (EDIT: exported) LaTeX document is a confirmed skill issue.
Text rotated 90° clockwise and only occupies the left 1/3 of the page in an MS Word document whose pages are all numbered '2'? Default assumption is "not your fault."
If you're talking about pixels in a LaTeX document that's already a skill issue
Maybe they like TikZ diagrams?
You don't excuse or fix LaTeX formatting.
Whatever way LaTeX decides to format your document is The Right Way™, and the person complaining about it is wrong.
A gap in the pdf or actually a gap because you took years to figure it out? Both interpretations are funny.
Thatsthejoke.jpg
This is why Lemmy feels like a reddit from 15 years ago. Everyone knows what LaTeX is and are giving practical advice.
LaTeX is one of the least likely to have bad alignment, should've went with the tried and true punching bag that is Microsoft word...
\vspace{-10pt}
I've got like two dozen of these in my resume