dy

I'm working on a Keynote presentation that includes code and can't believe the pain of formatting code snippets.

I've seen this presentation https://www.slideshare.net/LookAtMySlides/codeware which is great but doesn't offer much in terms of tactics.

The methods I know:

- VS Code has "Copy with Syntax Highlighting" which I think is the best so far - LiveSlides.com could be cool for embedding a webpage but it requires running a separate app so sharing a presentation requires some minor training - Screenshots look good but are hard to maintain

What I would love:

- Embeddable REPLs with syntax highlighting in Keynote - Embeddable web pages

Any other ideas or state of the art things people are doing?

Had a thought that taxing transistors would be the fairest way to fund transistors in a world where automation was destroying jobs at a rapid clip. I acknowledge that taxation around any single metric would incentivize non-optimal work arounds but this seems like a fair enough proxy for "work done" that would be hard to word-around.

I'm interested from the UBI proponents how we would fund this kind of social program in a capitalist system where profits are still accruing to companies that controlled "intelligence."