Hi Jeremy,
thanks for that. That would still fit my timeplans.
Thanks again.
Best wishes,
Philipp
On Tuesday, February 11, 2014 1:21:08 PM UTC, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
Hi Philipp
I will start a new thread, do you know when TW5 is supposed to leave Beta?
Hopefully in the first half of
Hi Jeremy,
thanks for that response. What you say makes sense to me.
Through linear and non-linear options I am trying to find a compromise. The
issue is that usually (old school) examiners would look at a print out and
dislike reading such a long work on a computer screen.
I will start a new
Hi Philipp
I will start a new thread, do you know when TW5 is supposed to leave Beta?
Hopefully in the first half of 2014
Best wishes
Jeremy
Best wishes,
Philipp
On Monday, February 10, 2014 2:07:36 PM UTC, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
Hi Philipp
Now, I am determined to use it for my
Hello all,
I have been reading these conversations with great interest.
I have considered using TiddlyWiki for all sorts of things over the last 3
years since I saw someone using it in a presentation instead of ppt.
However, I have never actually used it for a project.
Now, I am determined to
Hi Philipp
Now, I am determined to use it for my dissertation. Not to gather my notes,
etc. but actually presenting my thesis in a html file rather than printing
and binding a script. The main reason is that I would like someone to read
the argument as I structured it AND to be able to explore
bias against wikipedia is valid. Constructed hypertexts are not citable - a
good rule.
Alex
2010/1/4 iain i...@jcis.net.au
I think Shavinder the issue is more about being able to check sources
rather than the web itself (although there is a considerable amount
of bias against Wikipedia in
Bias against proprietary, commercial, patenting interests is just as
valid... keeping in mind that much in science is ever more focussing
on commercial development of technologies (which today reads as: for
ones individual profit), rather than doing unbiased research.
Unlike most trusted,
All,
I tend to agree with Tobias, in the following sense.
Content in Wikipedia represents a valid discourse, whether or not it is
always accurate. As long as the scholar makes appropriate attribution, the
reader can always consider the source.
The reality is, no source is unimpeachable and free
Eric,
you forgot the best bit - the portability of the Kaypro. I can recall
carrying one (plus a generator which was carried by an assistant) up a
hill with a middle Bronze age fortification overlooking the Euphrates
River so we could input survey measurements directly from our
theodolite (i.e.
I think Shavinder the issue is more about being able to check sources
rather than the web itself (although there is a considerable amount
of bias against Wikipedia in academic circles).
The ever shifting, changing, nature of web sources makes it difficult
to verify that what was seen on a web
As an Australian my attitude towards my supervisors was one of healthy
scepticism until they proved their worth but I am aware that Americans
for example seem to treat their supervisors with awe.
Regards
Iain
Iain ... if you only knew what a pain in the --- I am for my advisor
and other
Compaq Deskpro, with the enhanced (40 MB) hard drive and 2 5-1/4 inch
floppy drives. Oh, and WordPerfect rules!
Neil Olonoff olon...@gmail.com
On Sat, Jan 2, 2010 at 6:11 PM, Eric Weir eew...@bellsouth.net wrote:
On Dec 30, 2009, at 11:52 PM, iain wrote:
...Wordstar on a Kaypro
On Dec 29 2009, 2:36 pm, shavinder shavinderpalsi...@gmail.com
wrote:
In the differential geometry site
herehttp://deferentialgeometry.org/#[[Clifford%20matrix%20representation]]
how has the author done up all that equations? Its not TW wiki markup
I am sure. Is it some special plugin?
for
On Dec 30, 2009, at 11:52 PM, iain wrote:
...Wordstar on a Kaypro luggable machine running CP/M
Ah! my first system! $2000 for 64K of RAM and two 360K floppy drives.
State of the art.
I loved Wordstar. Your hand never had to leave the keyboard.
Using online resources should not be seen lazy at all. I can
understand what the advisor actually means though. This happened with
me too. I prepared a proposal for research whose bibliography included
a lot of online sources. I assumed that it was enough for the primary
stage of the proposal. But
Hi All
I wrote my dissertation in Wordperfect... both times since a virus
wiped it out the first time :(
I use TW now for organizing my classes - tiddlers tagged Week01,
Week 02... display other tiddlers tagged Week01 LectureNotes,
Week01 HandOuts, Week01 ReqReadings... This way, I can see each
Hi, Richard,
Great tips!
I'm still digesting your tips for structuring Tiddlers. They seem very
well thought out. Do you have any comments on your work process? How
do you manage references? How do you manage connections to PDFs or
other reference documents? How do you export from TiddlyWiki for
On Dec 31, 9:31 am, rnio...@gmail.com rnio...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All
I wrote my dissertation in Wordperfect... both times since a virus
wiped it out the first time :(
I nearly cried about a month ago when transferring participant
interviews from my digital recorder to my laptop and one of
On Dec 29, 1:24 pm, JayF fogle...@mail.uri.edu wrote:
I've used a number of different tools for notes and bibliography (Sente,
Tinderbox, Delphi, Personal Brain, Zoot, etc., etc.) and still am using
Sente for biblio. I used Zotero for a while, too.
I really like the lateral linking in
Neil,
my first thesis was typed by a typist, my second was done on Wordstar
on a Kaypro luggable machine running CP/M and used lots of file cards
(which I still find occasionally) my Doctorate was on good old MS Word
with the references in EndNote and with sheaf's of notes which form a
fall of my
On Dec 28, 2009, at 3:21 PM, JayF wrote:
I just finished my dissertation and used TW for the last two years of
my research. TW + TiddlerBar + TiddlyTagging + YourSearch works
well. I also added several other features such as a set of subject
tags that I used to organize my reading notes
On Dec 28, 2009, at 3:35 PM, Neil Olonoff wrote:
I work in several different location on both Macs and PCs, and so
have tried to have a web-based location for my research.
One of the advantages of TW is that it is platform independent. Also,
using TiddlySpot you can have your TWs hosted
I've used a number of different tools for notes and bibliography (Sente,
Tinderbox, Delphi, Personal Brain, Zoot, etc., etc.) and still am using
Sente for biblio. I used Zotero for a while, too.
I would definitely appreciate any tips you might have on using TW.
I also wanted to be able to
These example sites seem to work around the edges of what you want:
http://www.pacifica.edu/lib/theses.html
http://deferentialgeometry.org/
http://imp.peermore.com/imp/recipes/imp/tiddlers.wiki
I don't know how you searched this group, but the search engine is
basically broke. The method I
Thanks Mark!
I did the search on the site, and searched on dissertation, thesis and
research, and found about 4 posts.
thanks
Neil
Neil Olonoff olon...@gmail.com
Lead, Federal Knowledge Management Initiative,
Federal KM Working Group hosted at http://KM.gov
Office: 703.614.5058 (US Army
Hi Neil,
I just finished my dissertation and used TW for the last two years of
my research. TW + TiddlerBar + TiddlyTagging + YourSearch works
well. I also added several other features such as a set of subject
tags that I used to organize my reading notes in preparation for my
lit review. I
Jay,
I work in several different location on both Macs and PCs, and so have tried
to have a web-based location for my research
I've used a number of different tools for notes and bibliography (Sente,
Tinderbox, Delphi, Personal Brain, Zoot, etc., etc.) and still am using
Sente for biblio. I used
In the differential geometry site here
http://deferentialgeometry.org/#[[Clifford%20matrix%20representation]]
how has the author done up all that equations? Its not TW wiki markup
I am sure. Is it some special plugin?
for example what is this?::
$$
\begin{array}{cc}
\si_1 = \sigma_{1}^{P} =
That is LaTeX markup using the jsMathPlugin and jsMath library.
http://www.math.union.edu/~dpvc/jsMath/welcome.html
http://bob.mcelrath.org/tiddlyjsmath-2.0.3.html
On Mon, Dec 28, 2009 at 7:36 PM, shavinder shavinderpalsi...@gmail.comwrote:
In the differential geometry site here
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