Perhaps the brand should have been included in the acknowledgments, but this is the most firm evidence I've yet seen for the place a high level of caffeine intake should take in one's research:
The paper in general looks impressive, but page 19 particularly!
NB. This is not a mistake, it's included as a pdf on the background.
(That said, I've been on the wagon for five months now and feeling better for it.)
This may be old news to some, but it's pretty big news for me.
I've just downloaded a script which runs on Greasemonkey under Firefox. It means that I should be able to use LaTeX on Blogger, so here goes:
Well, frankly that's about as marvelous as it could possibly be. May this man be praised! Read here for the instructions, it should take about 2 minutes to set up as long as you have the above programs. If you don't have Firefox, then I would highly advise it anyway, and Greasemonkey is pretty useful if you want to tweak the way Firefox looks.
Let's try something marginally more complicated.
You simply write in the main editing window in LaTex and then press the button which is implemented from the Greasemonkey script, and there it is!
This shouldn't make me as happy as it does, wow!
Unfortunately the implementation is within the blogger scripting, so you won't be able to comment in LaTeX as far as I can gather.
