I'm quite serious. Converting a LaTeX file to pdf is typing pdflatex foo.tex. If you use pstricks, do latex foo.tex; dvips foo.dvi -o; ps2pdf foo.ps. The -o option in the dvips command outputs to file rather than prints. The default file name is obtained by replacing the dvi with ps.
I'm sure I've rolled my face around on my keyboard and produced a Perl script
What we were talking about is whether: r1, r2, and r3 can all be normally distributed. The reason being that people investigating the size, weight, and surface area of berries may *assume* (appealing to the Central Limit Theorem) that the quantity they're investigating can be modeled adequately through a normal distribution,
But the Central Limit Theorem is a claim about the distribution of sample means as the sample size gets larger.
Oops, I missed the second image. But the correlation coefficients are there. The sets of data that more closely approximate a line have such values close to 1 or -1. The ones that don't have values close to 0.
Also, you may want to account for the difference between the x coordinate of the point and the average of the xs, as having an x coordinate far from the mean contributes to being farther away from the regression line.
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From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FreeBSD#History
FreeBSD development began in 1993
Wow, Linus couldn't just have waited two years?
Would the authorities put him in the same cell as a dissatisfied V1agr4 customer?
We have Linux today because someone in the nineties wanted a free alternative.
I'm pretty sure Linus already had Windows. What he wanted was something like UNIX.
That's because the NSA is too busy trolling World of Warcraft.
Type in PowerPoint slides? Escape, fix, F5 -- probably takes less time than just the recompile, especially when using Beamer.
Fair enough, but Beamer produces nicer mathematical output.
Are there still UNIX boxes that don't have emacs? It's pretty standard on Linux distros.
The name of the game is automation in the Admin world.. that involves using Vi or VIM to edit puppet scripts
What, no GNU Emacs?
They were fifth cousins, not first cousins. Also, 20 states allow first-cousin marriage. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cousin_marriage#United_States_2
Can we say "Imperial Valley"?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imperial_Valley#Agriculture
Of course, if the US cuts off the Colorado River, they might be in trouble.
Of course, if the "leaving you alive" part is important, I'd rather not use tobacco.
Is death a caspase inhibitor?
Group of 4
Z4 or Z2xZ2
How do you get subscripts on this?
Telling people there is no hell is like telling people you can fly if they walk off a cliff.
Except that it is much easier to establish the existence of cliffs than the existence of Hell.
Who became the lead developer after Bond killed him? And wasn't Zorin more of a hardware guy?
Ok, this is AC so no one will read this (thanks DICE for auto modding AC to 0, sigh)
Wasn't AC started at 0 before DICE?
There is nothing before the what. Or is that what you meant?
But are the boring facts of my daily existence worth posting online in the first place?
I believe the GP was asking: What value is Google providing to the user?
Wouldn't it be a whitelist instead of a blacklist?
I was aware that tex4ht could produce HTML output. I wasn't aware (nor does the man page mention) that it can produce doc output.
I'm quite serious. Converting a LaTeX file to pdf is typing pdflatex foo.tex. If you use pstricks, do latex foo.tex; dvips foo.dvi -o; ps2pdf foo.ps. The -o option in the dvips command outputs to file rather than prints. The default file name is obtained by replacing the dvi with ps.
I'm sure I've rolled my face around on my keyboard and produced a Perl script
FTFY.
Why are we even holding onto PDFs, anyways?
Can you even generate Word docs from LaTeX files?
What we were talking about is whether: r1, r2, and r3 can all be normally distributed. The reason being that people investigating the size, weight, and surface area of berries may *assume* (appealing to the Central Limit Theorem) that the quantity they're investigating can be modeled adequately through a normal distribution,
But the Central Limit Theorem is a claim about the distribution of sample means as the sample size gets larger.
Oops, I missed the second image. But the correlation coefficients are there. The sets of data that more closely approximate a line have such values close to 1 or -1. The ones that don't have values close to 0.
Also, you may want to account for the difference between the x coordinate of the point and the average of the xs, as having an x coordinate far from the mean contributes to being farther away from the regression line.