pdf2svg

pdf2svg is a command-line tool for converting vector-based PDFs (like those from LaTeX) into scalable, web-ready SVGs.

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Why?

Skilled Use of News Aggregators Is Worthwhile Because…

1. You Save Time

   • Aggregators compile news from multiple sources in one place, reducing the need to visit individual websites.

2. You Get a Broader Perspective

   • By seeing headlines from diverse outlets, you can recognize different viewpoints and reduce the risk of echo chambers.

3. You Can Identify Bias

   • Comparing how different sources report the same story helps you spot framing, omissions, and slant.

4. You Stay Informed Efficiently

   • Aggregators highlight key stories, helping you focus on what matters without getting overwhelmed by irrelevant content.

5. You Can Customize Your News Feed

   • Many aggregators allow you to follow high-quality, low-bias sources, tailoring your feed to prioritize accuracy.

6. You Reduce Exposure to Misinformation

   • With careful selection of sources, you minimize sensationalism, clickbait, and false information.

7. You Gain Quick Access to Diverse Topics

   • From world news to science, technology, and health—aggregators offer a centralized way to track areas of interest.

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pdf to svg

1. Create PDF (example for LaTeX) pdflatex mydiagram.tex

2. Convert PDF to SVG pdf2svg mydiagram.pdf mydiagram.svg

3. (Optional) Optimize SVG svgo mydiagram.svg

Use standalone package to created a cropped :

\documentclass{standalone}
\usepackage{tikz}  % Or any other package you're using

\begin{document}

\begin{tikzpicture}
  \draw (0,0) rectangle (3,2);
  \node at (1.5,1) {My Diagram};
\end{tikzpicture}

\end{document}