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reindent some stuff in about-treehouse

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- but manually coming up with ids for branches would be quite the nuisance.
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- that's why with the power of Tools Programming™, I built a tool that fills out all the ids for me.
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- that's why with the power of Tools Programming™, I built a tool that fills out all the ids for me.
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- I chose [ulids](https://github.com/ulid/spec) for generated ids, for a few reasons:
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- I chose [ulids](https://github.com/ulid/spec) for generated ids, for a few reasons:
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- they're guaranteed to be unique, so I can be sure no two branches end up having the same id
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- they're guaranteed to be unique, so I can be sure no two branches end up having the same id
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- which is precisely what lets me pull the trick where I embed one tree within another, and you just dig into `index.html`.
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- which is precisely what lets me pull the trick where I embed one tree within another, and you just dig into `index.html`.
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- they embed a timestamp, which I can use to display the date/time when a branch was written, because I generally `fix` branches right after writing
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- they embed a timestamp, which I can use to display the date/time when a branch was written, because I generally `fix` branches right after writing
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- as well as highlight branches which were added since your last visit
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- as well as highlight branches which were added since your last visit
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- not that either of these features are implemented as of writing this (2023-08-20)
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- not that either of these features are implemented as of writing this (2023-08-20)
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- they're much more compact than [uuids](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uuid)
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- they're much more compact than [uuids](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uuid)
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- which use 32 hexadecimal digits separated unevenly by 4 dashes, giving you 36 characters.
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- which use 32 hexadecimal digits separated unevenly by 4 dashes, giving you 36 characters.
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- who even remembers how many digits there are between each dash? I know I don't.
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- who even remembers how many digits there are between each dash? I know I don't.
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- ulids on the other hand are 26 digits encoded with [Crockford's base32](https://www.crockford.com/base32.html)
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- ulids on the other hand are 26 digits encoded with [Crockford's base32](https://www.crockford.com/base32.html)
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- which is cool because it's much denser while avoiding ambiguous characters - `0`, `O`, and `o` are all interpreted as `0` (zero).
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- which is cool because it's much denser while avoiding ambiguous characters - `0`, `O`, and `o` are all interpreted as `0` (zero).
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- noticed how fast the treehouse restores your state? there's basically no delay.
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- being a variable font, I can tweak the text's look and feel on many different axes.
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- the one that I wanted to shout out in particular is `CASL`, which lets me make it look a lot more happy and playful.
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- the one that I wanted to shout out in particular is `CASL`, which lets me make it look a lot more happy and playful.
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+ almost like Comic Sans, but without all the stigma.
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+ almost like Comic Sans, but without all the stigma.
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- I actually considered using [Comic Neue](https://comicneue.com/) as the font on this website, but ultimately chose Recursive.
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- I actually considered using [Comic Neue](https://comicneue.com/) as the font on this website, but ultimately chose Recursive.
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- Comic Neue and not the Real™ Comic Sans MS because it's licensed under the SIL Open Font License, which means I could redistribute it on my website.
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- Comic Neue and not the Real™ Comic Sans MS because it's licensed under the SIL Open Font License, which means I could redistribute it on my website.
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- not everyone runs Windows or macOS, so just assuming the reader has Comic Sans installed isn't ideal.
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- not everyone runs Windows or macOS, so just assuming the reader has Comic Sans installed isn't ideal.
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- in particular the variant on my website is 100% casual (`CASL`), and -2.0 slanted (`slnt`).

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