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I agree. I've given talks on pretty math-heavy ideas but they can still usually be explained visually in a way that is significantly easier to understand withou
by blt 8y ago
I agree. I've given talks on pretty math-heavy ideas but they can still usually be explained visually in a way that is significantly easier to understand without losing fidelity. I love LaTeX and Beamer for pure text/math, but once you want animated slides, or even including videos/gifs, PDF gets flaky fast. Keynote and PPT are pretty powerful tools.
(also, the 8-bit guy is great!)
- sorenjan 8y agoSteven Wittens have written about this and his MathBox^2. I've never used it, and from the examples it looks like it might be too much work for most presentations to be worth it, but the examples are pretty impressive. http://acko.net/blog/mathbox2/ http://acko.net/blog/mathbox2/ https://gitgud.io/unconed/mathbox https://gitgud.io/unconed/mathbox