Recommendation: «The Fountainhead» by Ayn Rand October 6, 2018 | Reading time: 1 minute Not the shortest book, and not that easy to read, but totally worth it — among others for its interesting look on creative and non-creative people, and the forces at odds in society.[show the article]
Papers in Night Mode September 26, 2018 | Reading time: 1 minute Reading papers with Papers in the dark — a bit better with night mode.[show the article]
Don’t underestimate Ducks September 2, 2018 | Reading time: 1 minute Students in interdisciplinary subjects can sometimes feel like ducks — they can do everything, but nothing well. Well, they are underestimating ducks.[show the article]
The Gwen Novak Method of «Work eMail Interruption Free» Vacation August 23, 2018 | Reading time: 2 minutes I think I might have adapted an old door-bell strategy to sift out unwarranted eMail interruptions during vacations.[show the article]
Incredible Poem (Text and Video): «The Hangman» by Maurice Ogden August 10, 2018 | Reading time: 1 minute A timely poem about not speaking up.[show the article]
Hey, a good TEDtalk — The art of innovation by Guy Kawasaki August 10, 2018 | Reading time: Less than a minute Always nice to find a good TEDtalk.[show the article]
R Stats results with a bit more annotation June 13, 2018 | Reading time: 1 minute R is still really, really cool. Esp. if you start to write functions for yourself and create your own package. The amount of annotation you can provide is cool and makes you wonder — why doesn't statistic software usually provide this?[show the article]
Configuring Scrivener (Make Scrivener grey — and get that icon back) May 22, 2018 | Reading time: 3 minutes A few tips to configure the best writing software I have ever worked with — Scrivener.[show the article]
Academic Writing: Seeing the whole text at once April 19, 2018 | Reading time: 1 minute Yep, there are times when working on paper has its advantages — esp. if you just need a very very large screen. ;-)[show the article]
Motivation in Gamification: You have to get the motor started first April 19, 2018 | Reading time: 1 minute It's easy/easier to imagine a system that should motivate people once it's already working. However, the gap is usually to get it running in the first place.[show the article]
