A regular text post

Date: 30 June 2012

So let’s say I write a text-only post. Since there’s no photo attached to the post (to be used on the front page), it could be optional to put one in here using inline HTML.An HTML graphic or a static image could be used on the front page where projects are being presented.

The problem

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And this is what prettyprint looks like:

tell application "Terminal"
	do script with command "python /path/to/your/script.py"
end tell

The solution

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But this time, prettyprint with linenums:

// DISTANCE BETWEEN PARTICLE AND CAMERA
vector $camPosition = <>;
vector $particlePosition = particleShape1.worldPosition;
particleShape1.distanceToCamPP = mag($particlePosition-$camPosition);

// DEPTH DISTANCE (GREEN)
float $depthDistance = cameraShape1.farClipPlane-cameraShape1.nearClipPlane;

// DEPTH DISTANCE CONVERSION (RANGE NODE FORMULA)
float $oldMin = 0;
float $oldMax = $depthDistance;
float $min = 0;
float $max = 1;
float $outValueDepth = $min + (((particleShape1.distanceToCamPP-$oldMin)/($oldMax-$oldMin)) * ($max-$min));

// HEIGHT DISTANCE (RED)
vector $floorLocation = <>;
vector $heightColor = (particleShape1.worldPosition - $floorLocation) / (roofLoc1.translateY-$floorLocation);
$outValueHeight = $heightColor.y;

// SET COLOR
particleShape1.rgbPP = <>;

But sometimes you need sub-headlines too

I usually go with h4

Let’s say unordered lists…

Yeah h4 is pretty nice

But also ordered ones…

  1. Ordered List 1
  2. Ordered List 2
  3. Ordered List 3

Nested lists!

Quoting Steve Jobs

A lot of people in our industry haven’t had very diverse experiences. So they don’t have enough dots to connect, and they end up with very linear solutions without a broad perspective on the problem. The broader one’s understanding of the human experience, the better design we will have. 

This is a H1 Heading

This is a H2 Heading

This is a H3 Heading

This is a H4 Heading

This is a H5 Heading
This is a H6 Heading