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The catch is ads. All joking aside, does anyone else get an interesting sub-set of ads from this site? It seems Google is struggling to determine how to relat
by ambiate 14y ago
The catch is ads. All joking aside, does anyone else get an interesting sub-set of ads from this site? It seems Google is struggling to determine how to relate the model with relevant keywords. I see Ford(-$), GMC(-$), Cooking Show(-$), Education Program($$$), and Insurance ($$).
I expected New Relic, Databases, Network Security, etc.
Back on topic, great site. Also ranking well in Google! I've come across it a few times through search traffic and HN. While I have no interest in LaTeX, it is interesting to see the results. My TeX days ended when my DS and Algo classes both decided to use it for the bi-weekly homeworks. 60 minutes for homework, 9 hours in TeX.
- niggler 14y ago"60 minutes for homework, 9 hours in TeX." ... 20 hours using microsoft word and the equation editor. I'm surprised your classes didn't let you submit handwritten assignments.
- ams6110 14y agoThe ads I used to see (before I started blocking) when I would search for LaTeX stuff were generally related to paint or rubber products... some NSFW.
- neutronicus 14y agoYeah, I TeX'd homework for a semester once. It was nice that I could promptly lose it after turning it in, but it took way too much time.
- reeses 14y agoNormally, this would be 60 minutes for homework, five minutes in TeX, eight hours, fifty-five minutes trying to get that effing figure in the right place. Of course, it never helps that the 8:55 is usually after midnight. If your department required TeX, they should have had a template as well.