phiri
Re:42.zip (2004)
on Saturday June 14, 2014 @04:36PM (#7893631)
It's funny, first got to know about this a few days ago when I came across this [1, 2] interesting thread on Quora.
[2] What is the most compressed file ever?
Re:Essential LaTeX packages
on Saturday June 14, 2014 @04:31PM (#7893615)
+1 for tikZ. I graphically present information using R plots and R's tikzDevice package enables me to export output to native TeX. I NEED tikZ to include external R TeX exports. When it comes to vector graphics, Dia is my friend and I export output as LaTeX PGF macros...
Re:Essential LaTeX packages
on Saturday June 14, 2014 @04:26PM (#7893600)
Dia has an option to flawlessly export output as LaTeX PGF macros and TeX PSTricks macros--I LOVE those two features. In the past, I've also used LaTeX Draw.
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