Schlagwort: Kommunikation

Freedom Call.

  • 2020-05-09

Over the past two months, I’m in voice and video conferences for several hours a day. It has become routine. But this is something else entirely. I strongly reminds me of a day 15 years ago when I had my first 3G video call to my girlfriend between Germany and Italy. She was in Rome at the time walking through the Circo Massimo and showed me the place. A magic moment, my first international video call. Today was such a magic moment again. Private end-to-end mobile voice and video calling over my own infrastructure. Ah!

Martin Sauter: XMPP Voice and Video Calls with Conversations – A Dream Come True

GoneMail.

  • 2020-02-10

How to ensure people don't email you to your GoogleMail account? Don't have one!

Die ICQ Liste unseres Jahrgangs.

  • 2019-10-26

All means of communication develop (and disappear together with) their own style.

You know you want (g)it.

  • 2019-10-11

When writing an academic article with multiple collaborators, you really want to be using a git repository to manage your LaTeX sources and/or other related materials.

I think this is common advice given out to grad students in CS and related departments, but a lot of people don’t really seem to be taking it to heart. Using tools like Overleaf, ShareLaTeX, or even a shared sync folder like Dropbox seems to be the norm. While I’m in agreement that these tools can really reduce the friction for getting started, I think that it’s in your best interest as a graduate student learning how to write effectively in an academic setting to use a git repository instead. Here are my reasons why.

Chase Geigle: Overleaf Considered Harmful: Why a Simple git Repository is Best for Academic Writing

Outside Man.

  • 2019-07-05

The men didn’t catch their little joke. They were clueless. Some things didn’t change.

Edan Lepucki: California