Azareus

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by Azareus 8y ago
That is how it was for me, I got a two-column contract with each paragraph in both languages.
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by Azareus 8y ago
Hell yeah. I am so, so glad that Open Access is being fought for instead of being appeased with concessions.
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On the Creative Merits of Paper(blog.malignat.us)
2 points by Azareus 8y ago|1 comments
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by Azareus 9y ago
I would strongly recommend Gary Bernhardt's Destroy All Software[0] screencasts. They're usually done in Ruby but independent from language, and more about concisely explaining general programming concepts. Everything is crisp,
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by Azareus 9y ago
That reminds me, pandoc offers compilation of latex fragments inside markdown source when exporting to pdf, which is how I typeset almost all of my math. This is of course not even close to the same thing as official support would be, but i
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by Azareus 9y ago
I wrote something[1] for taking notes while programming in particular, and it's been incredibly helpful. I use a script to roll up a week's worth of notes and review them, and filter "the good parts" into my personal wik
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by Azareus 9y ago
I currently still use Omnifocus for part of my system because it is still pretty great, and has excellent cross-device support, but my gripes are: - The context support is weak. It ideally would be replaced by a tagging system, but I doubt
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by Azareus 9y ago
The only implementation I have found worthwhile is paper, and to a certain extent, plain markdown/org files in Dropbox. Everything else, like OmniFocus and whatnot has had severe issues with the flexibility inherently required.