Correct whitespace around abbreviations and references (on a Mac). Don’t hyphenate “p-value(s)”.
sed -inplace -E -e 's/ \\(ref|cite)/~\\\1/g' -e 's/(e\.g\.|cf\.|et al\.|i\.e\.) /\1\\ /g' -e 's/([^{])(p-values?)([^}])/\1\\mbox{\2}\3/g' *.tex
Finder, Go: Connect to server
vnc://server:590x
where x is the display port
defaults write com.iconfactory.Twitterrific \
tweetTextFilter -string 'ff\.im'
I came up with this hack:
find ../www.fda.gov/ -name '*_PI*pdf' > names_a find ../www.fda.gov/ -name '*_PI*pdf' | \ sed -e 's/.*safety\/\(.*\)/\1/gi' -e 's/\//_-_/g'> names_b paste names_a names_b | ~/src/misc/to_tsv.py -0 \' | \ xargs -l1 ln(The to_tsv.py script is used to wrap the filenames in quotes.) I guess a quick Python script would have been better…
This is so funny, but… in German dialect. In (almost) my dialect.
(or: prototype-based active classification by Uni Konstanz)
