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Ooooh. I've actually been working on a blog post where I try reading a science paper (knowing only a little about the science) and learn / explain as I go. Thi
by RangerScience 10y ago
Ooooh. I've actually been working on a blog post where I try reading a science paper (knowing only a little about the science) and learn / explain as I go.
This seems like the better way to do it (my way is taking way to many words) - something like better science reporting.
My concern is the act of writing - Medium has a real nice web editor. What can I use to write an article using this HTML/CSS/JS without literally writing the HTML?
- thanatropism 10y agoI wanted to have a Medium blog because some friends were writing think-pieces and the design looked cool but... no math equations, no deal. So what are you doing, generating images by hand?
- sacheendra 10y agoHave you checked out Adrian Colyer's Morning Paper. You might get some insight from how he does it.
- tedmiston 10y agoLooks like an awesome resource https://blog.acolyer.org https://blog.acolyer.org
- Tyr42 10y agoI am using one of the Markdown -> Static website converters. Pretty good, and you can use MathJax for the LaTeX
- elvinyung 10y agoShameless self promotion: I've been doing the same thing, for systemsy papers. http://blog.elvinyung.com/ http://blog.elvinyung.com/ I genuinely think it's really unfortunate that academic research are often so hard to approach without getting used to it. Often the concepts underneath are very cool and useful, and aren't actually that complicated. There is much to benefit from bridging the gap between academia and the wider community.