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NaTexWriMo?
Nov. 7th, 2009 02:00 pmReading through my FOAF lists, it amuses me to point out that I've started LyX'ing up the solutions to all of the problems in Bondy and Murty's Graph Theory with Applications, my college graph theory textbook. Naturally, given the scope of the material, it might be unreasonable to expect that I could grind out 50K words in a month, since precision is more central to mathematical writing than to novelization and so editing is critical instead of counter-productive.
That being said, 8948 words so far, 13,948 if you use the time-honored conversion that a picture is worth a thousand words.
And how cool is it that authors are releasing PDF's of out-of-print college textbooks? This is not the only $50 book in my library that is now free for download.
That being said, 8948 words so far, 13,948 if you use the time-honored conversion that a picture is worth a thousand words.
And how cool is it that authors are releasing PDF's of out-of-print college textbooks? This is not the only $50 book in my library that is now free for download.
