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- RT @ZeroKoll: Anybody looking for a senior developer that likes to be challenged, as well as speaking at conferences? Preferably Microsoft… 1 week ago
- RT @malenetors: De skal forandre verden med sensorer som varer 15 år uten batteribytte tu.no/artikler/de-sk… 1 week ago
- Today I learned from @kyliemhunt how to do a #TimTamSlam - delicious! Also, great talk! #ndcoslo https://t.co/cWQvKiZSdv 1 week ago
- Takeaway from @jonskeet: Code like a girl. If something STILL goes wrong, blame @blowdart #ndcoslo https://t.co/tHlPyhqXeW 1 week ago
- 2/2: Fine-grained leads to diff abstractions per app + unclear separation between auth and applogic. Solution: Custom frameworks. #ndcoslo 1 week ago
Category Archives: Science & tech
Installing and running clojure and Leiningen on windows 8
I’ve played around a little with Clojure on several occasions before, but never really done anything serious with it. I’ve decided to give it another try now, and I was pleasantly surprised by how easy it has gotten to install … Continue reading
Posted in English, Science & tech, Tips
Tagged Clojure, Leiningen, Lisp, Powershell, Programming, Windows
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Using Caps Lock as an extra Ctrl in suse 11.2/kde
As I’m using Emacs on a regular basis these days, I’m totally dependent on my left control-key being easy to reach (if you don’t know what I’m talking about, go read about emacs before continuing!). It may sound like a … Continue reading
Posted in Science & tech, Tips
Tagged caps, caps lock, caps lock key, commands, control, controll key, ctrl, ctrl key, emacs, guide, help, KDE, OpenSuse, OpenSuse11.2, suse, Tips, Ubuntu
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Why latex only includes one of your files
Just another quick tip that might help someone save some time and frustration: If when writing in Latex, you try to include one or more finished files into another file and only part of the final documents is generated, check … Continue reading
Posted in Science & tech, Tips
Tagged bugs, emacs, include, input, latex, latex commands, latex include, latex input, latex pdf, latex problem, multiple latex files, pdf latex, splitting latex documents
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Update: Installing R and XCMS (OpenSuse11.2)
(*14.Dec.’09: Minor update, see point 3 at the bottom about installing “multtest”). I recently switched from KUbuntu to OpenSuse, and had to install R and XCMS again. And again, it proved difficult. 1) R is easily installed from the links … Continue reading
Posted in Science & tech, Tips
Tagged bugs, commands, cran, KDE, molecular biology, OpenSuse, OpenSuse11.2, R, R Statistics, The R Project, xcms, zypper
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Rebooting frozen (k)ubuntu softly: ALT + PrintScrn + REISUB
Restart Ubuntu softly with Alt + PrtScrn + “REISUB” Continue reading
