typst

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  "why_use_this": "Typst is a modern alternative to LaTeX that compiles much faster and offers a cleaner syntax for technical documents, presentations, and reports. It\u0027s written in Rust and produces single-binary distributions, making it quick to install and use. Ideal if you want LaTeX-quality output without wrestling with complex macro systems."
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