Semi-intelligent Cookbooks with Numbers and Keynote September 18, 2018 | Reading time: 2 minutes Using Numbers (for ingredient calculation) and Keynote (for book creation) work really well for creating semi-intelligent cookbooks.[show the article]
iPad Coloring Book August 23, 2018 | Reading time: 2 minutes Just an idea to color digitally on an iPad Pro — by using image transparency.[show the article]
Digital Bullet Journal (iPad Pro, GoodNotes) August 10, 2018 | Reading time: 2 minutes A possible way to create a digital Bullet Journal — with most of the advantages of analog and digital.[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]
Bed Light Lantern March 18, 2018 | Reading time: 1 minute I needed a night light for reading next to my bed and with a cheap lamp and some modifications ... yeah, I like it.[show the article]
Learning R during your PhD March 13, 2018 | Reading time: 2 minutes The time during your PhD is probably the best and worst time to learn R. I did start to learn R in earnest later, but dang, I wish I had started then.[show the article]
Mac: Combining Images to a PDF March 11, 2018 | Reading time: 1 minute Sometimes a simple thing like combining images to PDF can be a pain in the ass, until you find that the Automator can do it in a second.[show the article]
A short shout-out to R February 15, 2018 | Reading time: 1 minute Okay, R has been around for ages, but it never did grow on me. Recently, giving how commercially unattractive SPSS is, I started to give it another try. And boy, it did blow me away.[show the article]
