All of this invites a programmatic solution. While fontcustom and ImageMagick take care of generating glyphs, it seems that a convenient way to write lookup rules is the .fea format, but I didn't find a way to integrate it with fonttools' .ttx format (which is basically xml). I took the lowest common denominator approach of directly editing the .ttx of Noto Sans Mono (although glyph shapes are computed from Droid Sans Mono, as that's what I started with when patching FontForge).
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The chip that runs the Neo is significantly less powerful than the M5 you'll find in the MacBook Air too. The Neo uses an A18 Pro, which is the chip that debuted in the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max. It has a 6-core CPU (two performance, four efficiency), 5-core GPU and 16-core Neural Engine. Measure that against the Air's M5, the base version of which has a 10-core CPU (four super cores, six efficiency cores) and 8-core GPU, though that too has a 16-core Neural Engine.
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