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RE: Can LAAFU effects be modeled? - quimqu - 04-09-2025
Now that you are writting about line starts, I have recalled one thing that I observed in f88v-r2 page:
![[Image: BH3vVra.png]](https://i.imgur.com/BH3vVra.png)
You can see how the last two lines of the paragraph begin. To me, it makes no sense to almost overlap od and sq at that point. If o and s had been written first, there would be no reason for d and q to be so narrow, even overlapping the first characters—there is plenty of space on the right to write them normally. On the other hand, if o and s were added afterwards, then again… why would they have been written later in the first place? Are they a sort of positional code?
RE: Can LAAFU effects be modeled? - tavie - 04-09-2025
RE: Can LAAFU effects be modeled? - RobGea - 04-09-2025
RE: Can LAAFU effects be modeled? - magnesium - 04-09-2025
RE: Can LAAFU effects be modeled? - Jorge_Stolfi - 04-09-2025
RE: Can LAAFU effects be modeled? - RobGea - 04-09-2025
RE: Can LAAFU effects be modeled? - nablator - 04-09-2025
RE: Can LAAFU effects be modeled? - quimqu - 04-09-2025
RE: Can LAAFU effects be modeled? - RobGea - 04-09-2025
RE: Can LAAFU effects be modeled? - quimqu - 04-09-2025