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Ask HN: The most useful equations/instructions in the event of an Apocalypse
The other side of a business card is always a bit of a waste of space so I want to use it wisely - in the event of an apocalypse, what's the most useful bit of information that would fit* on the back of a business card?
* limit is probably ~500 chars in a compact font, i'll send you a copy of the business card if I use your suggestion ;)
- noonespecial 15y agowhile ( apocalypse ) { run("like hell") }
- yannis 15y agoPut some instructions using TeX/LaTeX code as it is probably the only language to survive an Apocalypse \documentclass{article} \begin{document} \def\alist{boil water, keep calm, move to countyside, carry a knife, take food, take clothes, take 3 books} \makeatletter \@for \i:=\alist \do{ \texttt{\i $\rightarrow$ } } \makeatother \end{document}
- adr_ 15y ago"DON'T PANIC"
- betageek 15y agothat's a keeper ;)