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erreJulian
4y ago
Enso looks great, thank you for sharing.
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erreJulian
4y ago
Matter Reader App [0] also creates a more readable version if you share a link to a twitter thread. I was a ThreadReader user until Matter added this feature. [0] https://getmatter.app/
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erreJulian
5y ago
Indeed I am.
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erreJulian
6y ago
This looks very ingesting. I’ll be giving it a go
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erreJulian
6y ago
Tried to save it to my watch later list and apparently it's disabled because it's a kids video. Interesting.
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erreJulian
7y ago
It is, in a way, the idea behind Borge's “Analytical Language of John Wilkins”: https://www.alamut.com/subj/artiface/language/johnWilkins.ht...
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erreJulian
7y ago
Thanks! Botched that one...
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erreJulian
7y ago
Kuhn himself disowned much of his early views, refining his original intuitions in “The Structure”. There’s an essay on [1] in which he tries to offer a novel interpretation. [2]: [ https://www.amazon.com/Road-since-Structure
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Philosophy's PhD developed a webapp to help teach logics. [Spanish]
(conicet.gov.ar)
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erreJulian
7y ago
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erreJulian
7y ago
I'm on a 9'7 right now and use Working Copy and Kodek to write and Overleaf to "test" the LaTeX code and see if it will produce the .pdf I need. For full time use it might be a bit harder, but it's not impossible.
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erreJulian
8y ago
Only if I need to tweak a .bib file, but I use Zotero with BetterBibTex ( https://retorque.re/zotero-better-bibtex/ ) and it generates a .bib file of my entire database.
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erreJulian
8y ago
I don’t remember ever visiting your site but it’s great. Thanks!
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erreJulian
8y ago
I´ve been using Zotero for a long time now and I can’t recommend it enough. Along with several plugins, such as ZotFile [1] and ZoteroBetterBibTex [2] I’ve been able to build a very flexible workflow that allows me to work either in a tradi
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erreJulian
8y ago
I took a course on History of Science and I was pretty shocked to learn that Watson, Crick and Wilkins were deeply impacted by this book. That type of cross pollination between disciplines and generations of scientists is fascinating.
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erreJulian
8y ago
I'm kinda surprised not to find the Accidental Tech Podcast in the Tech section.
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erreJulian
8y ago
I had no idea this existed! This is quite awsome, although I mostly use my iPad with a BT keyboard.