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  1. Pamietacie moja rozkmine na temat windy w #StaryBrowar? Na instagramowej rolce jednego z organizatorow (#MatthewClarck) pojawil sie filmik, na ktorym bylo widac zejscie klatka schodowa na -1, wiec postanowilem dopytac u zrodla:

    "siema, to jest CLUB 42 Poznan - czyli dawny klub sinner, ma windę pracowniczą towarową a wejście jest prze parking starego browaru, zapraszamy"

    takze no, chyba nie musze sie niczego obawiac - co najwyzej, ze mi sie ta winda nie otworzy 😂

    PS. Nie porzucilem bloga, po prostu tematy zycia codziennego mnie przygniotly i nie mam kiedy dokonczyc 3 czekajacych na to wpisow ;)

    #Poznan #Sylwester #niepelnosprawnosc #dostepnosc

  2. Maths education is hard, but the people talking about it should talk to the people doing it !!

    There will never be agreement, but it can and should be better than it is. Remaining in silos will not help, and neither will adversarial attitudes.

    mathstodon.xyz/@geonz/11268521

    So many hashtags:

    #MathEd
    #MathsEd
    #MathEdChat
    #MathsEdChat
    #MathEducation
    #MathsEducation
    #MTBoS

  3. Od jutra wieczorem #Poznan #CityBreak

    @bobiko jak sie uda to moze mnie wypatrzysz gdzies na streamie u #MatthewClark 😆

    A jak juz bede w Poznaniu na weekend to sobie zajrze na #PoznanMotorShow, o! 😎

  4. .> Strand a computer scientist at an airport, and the poor soul would probably survive for days with only a network-connected computer and five applications: an e-mail client, a web browser, a general-purpose text editor, a typesetting system, and a slide-presentation application. More specifically, while most any mail client or browser would satisfy the stranded scientist, probably only Emacs or vi would do for editing, LATEX for typesetting, and Microsoft PowerPoint(TM) for preparing slides...
    .> The typical business traveler would more likely insist on Microsoft Word TM for both text editing and typesetting. Computer scientists may prefer Emacs and LATEX because text editing has little to do with typesetting, and these different tasks are best handled by different, specialized applications. More importantly, though, tools such as Emacs, vi, and LATEX are programmable. Through the power of programming abstractions, a skilled user of these tools becomes even more efficient and effective...
    .> Shockingly, many computer scientists give up the power of abstraction when faced with the task of preparing slides for a talk. PowerPoint is famously easy to learn and use, it produces results that are aesthetically pleasing to most audience members, and it enables users to produce generic slides in minutes. Like most GUI-/WYSIWYG-oriented applications, however, PowerPoint does not lend itself easily to extension and abstraction. PowerPoint provides certain pre-defined parameters—the background, the default font and color, etc.---but no ability to create new abstractions....
    - Slideshow: Functional Presentations, pdf
    #RobertBruceFindler #RobertFindler #MatthewFlatt #MattFlatt #ComputerScience #ComputerScientist #RacketLang #RacketSlideshow #Slideshow #Presentations

    I'm sitting in on a class on
    #MicroOrganisms #MicroOrganismBiology #微生物学 in Japanese. I started reworking the presentation slides into Racket slideshow. It's empowering! The time spent re-learning and learning Slideshow is also getting me to remember the biology. Going back to my 1988 Biology textbook I see that Whittaker's Five Kingdom classification scheme has been replaced by Woesse's Domains. But the basic chemistry with photosynthesis and glucose is the same..

  5. .> Strand a computer scientist at an airport, and the poor soul would probably survive for days with only a network-connected computer and five applications: an e-mail client, a web browser, a general-purpose text editor, a typesetting system, and a slide-presentation application. More specifically, while most any mail client or browser would satisfy the stranded scientist, probably only Emacs or vi would do for editing, LATEX for typesetting, and Microsoft PowerPoint(TM) for preparing slides...
    .> The typical business traveler would more likely insist on Microsoft Word TM for both text editing and typesetting. Computer scientists may prefer Emacs and LATEX because text editing has little to do with typesetting, and these different tasks are best handled by different, specialized applications. More importantly, though, tools such as Emacs, vi, and LATEX are programmable. Through the power of programming abstractions, a skilled user of these tools becomes even more efficient and effective...
    .> Shockingly, many computer scientists give up the power of abstraction when faced with the task of preparing slides for a talk. PowerPoint is famously easy to learn and use, it produces results that are aesthetically pleasing to most audience members, and it enables users to produce generic slides in minutes. Like most GUI-/WYSIWYG-oriented applications, however, PowerPoint does not lend itself easily to extension and abstraction. PowerPoint provides certain pre-defined parameters—the background, the default font and color, etc.---but no ability to create new abstractions....
    - Slideshow: Functional Presentations, pdf
    #RobertBruceFindler #RobertFindler #MatthewFlatt #MattFlatt #ComputerScience #ComputerScientist #RacketLang #RacketSlideshow #Slideshow #Presentations

    I'm sitting in on a class on
    #MicroOrganisms #MicroOrganismBiology #微生物学 in Japanese. I started reworking the presentation slides into Racket slideshow. It's empowering! The time spent re-learning and learning Slideshow is also getting me to remember the biology. Going back to my 1988 Biology textbook I see that Whittaker's Five Kingdom classification scheme has been replaced by Woesse's Domains. But the basic chemistry with photosynthesis and glucose is the same..

  6. .> Strand a computer scientist at an airport, and the poor soul would probably survive for days with only a network-connected computer and five applications: an e-mail client, a web browser, a general-purpose text editor, a typesetting system, and a slide-presentation application. More specifically, while most any mail client or browser would satisfy the stranded scientist, probably only Emacs or vi would do for editing, LATEX for typesetting, and Microsoft PowerPoint(TM) for preparing slides...
    .> The typical business traveler would more likely insist on Microsoft Word TM for both text editing and typesetting. Computer scientists may prefer Emacs and LATEX because text editing has little to do with typesetting, and these different tasks are best handled by different, specialized applications. More importantly, though, tools such as Emacs, vi, and LATEX are programmable. Through the power of programming abstractions, a skilled user of these tools becomes even more efficient and effective...
    .> Shockingly, many computer scientists give up the power of abstraction when faced with the task of preparing slides for a talk. PowerPoint is famously easy to learn and use, it produces results that are aesthetically pleasing to most audience members, and it enables users to produce generic slides in minutes. Like most GUI-/WYSIWYG-oriented applications, however, PowerPoint does not lend itself easily to extension and abstraction. PowerPoint provides certain pre-defined parameters—the background, the default font and color, etc.---but no ability to create new abstractions....
    - Slideshow: Functional Presentations, pdf
    #RobertBruceFindler #RobertFindler #MatthewFlatt #MattFlatt #ComputerScience #ComputerScientist #RacketLang #RacketSlideshow #Slideshow #Presentations

    I'm sitting in on a class on
    #MicroOrganisms #MicroOrganismBiology #微生物学 in Japanese. I started reworking the presentation slides into Racket slideshow. It's empowering! The time spent re-learning and learning Slideshow is also getting me to remember the biology. Going back to my 1988 Biology textbook I see that Whittaker's Five Kingdom classification scheme has been replaced by Woesse's Domains. But the basic chemistry with photosynthesis and glucose is the same..

  7. .> Strand a computer scientist at an airport, and the poor soul would probably survive for days with only a network-connected computer and five applications: an e-mail client, a web browser, a general-purpose text editor, a typesetting system, and a slide-presentation application. More specifically, while most any mail client or browser would satisfy the stranded scientist, probably only Emacs or vi would do for editing, LATEX for typesetting, and Microsoft PowerPoint(TM) for preparing slides...
    .> The typical business traveler would more likely insist on Microsoft Word TM for both text editing and typesetting. Computer scientists may prefer Emacs and LATEX because text editing has little to do with typesetting, and these different tasks are best handled by different, specialized applications. More importantly, though, tools such as Emacs, vi, and LATEX are programmable. Through the power of programming abstractions, a skilled user of these tools becomes even more efficient and effective...
    .> Shockingly, many computer scientists give up the power of abstraction when faced with the task of preparing slides for a talk. PowerPoint is famously easy to learn and use, it produces results that are aesthetically pleasing to most audience members, and it enables users to produce generic slides in minutes. Like most GUI-/WYSIWYG-oriented applications, however, PowerPoint does not lend itself easily to extension and abstraction. PowerPoint provides certain pre-defined parameters—the background, the default font and color, etc.---but no ability to create new abstractions....
    - Slideshow: Functional Presentations, pdf
    #RobertBruceFindler #RobertFindler #MatthewFlatt #MattFlatt #ComputerScience #ComputerScientist #RacketLang #RacketSlideshow #Slideshow #Presentations

    I'm sitting in on a class on
    #MicroOrganisms #MicroOrganismBiology #微生物学 in Japanese. I started reworking the presentation slides into Racket slideshow. It's empowering! The time spent re-learning and learning Slideshow is also getting me to remember the biology. Going back to my 1988 Biology textbook I see that Whittaker's Five Kingdom classification scheme has been replaced by Woesse's Domains. But the basic chemistry with photosynthesis and glucose is the same..