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  • Jason Stajich 2:56 pm on May 31, 2009 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: Art, geek, , kinetic art, make, maker, makerfaire, makerfaire2009, sanmateo   

    MakerFaire 2009 

    Kinetic Arts, originally uploaded by jason.stajich.

    Had a fun day at MakerFaire 2009 – quite overwhelmed by the things to see and do. Picked up a few fun wood art+science piece for my new office. I loved what Xylocopa makes – check them out, one of the pair is a lifesciences graduate student and also an artist drawing some deliciously detailed designs.

    We also saw some more fun kinetic art like this piece as well as a some more art pieces from kinetic artist and friend Benjamin Cowden.

    I also really want a 3D printer now – just need to figure out how we’ll actually (i.e. in lab) the scanned micrographs turned into 3D models of fungal cells…

    My Flickr album plus lots more from others with makerfaire and makerfaire2009 tags.

     
  • Jason Stajich 11:02 am on March 10, 2008 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: collaboration, editor, geek, latex, online publishing, tools,   

    MonkeyTeX: Online LaTeX Editor 

    In case you and your collaborators are geeky enough to use LaTeX but not geeky enough to use something like SVN or CVS you can collaborate with MonkeyTeX.

     
    • Venky 11:48 pm on March 11, 2008 Permalink | Reply

      I’m sure you’re aware of it, but I’m spreading the word to as many people as possible – LyX is awesome.

      I wrote my thesis in it — it does most things that LaTeX does, has decent bibtex interaction (pull down citeulike as bibtex, clean up with bibtool + custom perl, load into LyX), has change tracking + reviewing, built-in versioning, document inclusion (child documents), easy tables + images + math, export to OpenOffice/rtf/txt/html (via texmf) plus all the WYSIWYM goodness.

    • it-crow 10:28 pm on March 16, 2010 Permalink | Reply

      LyX is really good. Anyway, if you do not want to install any software to use LaTeX you could try an online LaTeX editor like http://latexlab.org or http://www.verbosus.com which support HTTPS, syntax highlighting, code completion, etc.

  • Jason Stajich 1:18 am on February 1, 2008 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: comic, geek, humor, xkcd   

    Real programmers use Emacs 

     What no Eclipse jokes?

    real programmers

     
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