Re:How to Read Proofs Faster: A Summary of Useful Advice
by kenjackson on Monday July 07, 2014 @03:10AM
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Has anyone done rap genius for research papers? I think informal context associated with proofs would be a huge help in understanding. And even as a proof writer I'd put details in it that I wouldn't put in the formal proof.
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Re:How to Read Proofs Faster: A Summary of Useful Advice
by hackplus on Monday July 07, 2014 @05:49AM
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Several years ago I started a website called WTFormula.com
Unfortunately I was the only contributor, and since I'm not a mathematician my contributions were very few. I haven't been able to convince other people with helping writing content, and eventually I dropped it for lack in interest (the domain is also available again). I still believe it would be a very useful and nice tool to have, though.
Currently I'm working on http://libflow.com (on my spare time) and I have a lot of ideas to improve it (this "rap genius for research papers" was one of the possible improvements I had in mind). Unfortunately the project is on hold because I currently don't have the money to move it to a dedicated server and enough free time to make major changes to the site.