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After years of LaTeX tyranny I have converted to its successor: Typst.
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The tooling is much cleaner (just cargo install typst-cli!) and the only speed bump I encountered was fonts.
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The upstream typst container contains just a handful of fonts:
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```
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$ docker run ghcr.io/typst/typst:0.14.0-rc.1 fonts
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DejaVu Sans Mono
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Libertinus Serif
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New Computer Modern
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New Computer Modern Math
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```
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And I just wanted to have a wide selection to choose from, managed by the fine Ubuntu packagers, versus having to go and curl a bunch of font tarballs on each build or whatever.
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So I built a mostly version-unlocked container which upon each build will pull in latest stable:
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1. awesomefonts
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2. cargo/rust from rustup
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3. typst from cargo
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An additional improvement over the latex workflow is it is now workably fast to compile and view the resume locally: no more 2GB docker container containing the entire Latex universe.
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