Just some excerpts from a random section of my lin alg notes. I use a custom package for my title page, and it has a few other title pages for different types of documents. Most of the boxes I use are inspired/copy pasted from this post: https://texblog.org/2015/09/30/fancy-boxes-for-theorem-lemma-and-proof-with-mdframed/.

I use Gilles Castel’s setup for note taking (RIP). Specifically, I’ve implemented his first 3 blog posts, but my snippets are more inspired by a partial adaptation of his setup to VSCode by u/iiiiiiiilliiiiiii. If you haven’t seen these before, you should totally check them out:

https://castel.dev/

https://www.reddit.com/r/LaTeX/comments/11fipv1/come_in_if_you_are_using_vscode/

I also wrote a short extension to Castel’s setup to manage my homework assignments. Finally, I don’t actually take notes in dark mode anymore, and I had to use my old preamble with different colors for this post. Instead, I set my pdf viewer to have a transparent background and white text, that way my pdf still looks nice, but I can also print it out if needed or something idk lol

context: friend texted me this and an "are you okay" after seeing my discord status

i've been making a python gui tool to render tex equations in realtime where they're directly copied to your clipboard as an svg because i use it for my notes, just type equation and paste into ms word. and my god has it been time consuming. but the time it'll save me will be so worth it.

rant over.

also before you grab your pitchforks i use a ring sheet binder/foldee w perforated paper for all of my uni courses in the same binder so i need the utility of word page formatting and margins so i dont print over the perforated area and headers footers to organize material and customizability and allat otherwise i'd be using latex all the way

Setup to write & compile LaTeX documents on Android. Editor: Neovim LaTeX Compiler: Tectonic Plugins: Lazyvim setup with plugins (Vimtex, Luasnip)

All of the setup is in Termux. If there's enough need, I'll post a setup script 🙂🤌

A couple of weeks ago, I [posted] this template that was a heavily modified version of NoTeX. After receiving positive feedback and some advices regarding the template, I am posted the template on my github account here for everyone to try. I will be regularly updating it to make it easier for new LaTeX users.

I've been working on refining my probability lectures for some time now. I found a template on github link I did some minor adjustment such as widenign the margin sep. and creating colorful theorembox. The figures are made using Mathcha, but they take a lot of time (though I wonder if there's any easier alternatives). Anyways, what do you think of this template?

I thought some people might have a laugh at this

I've already been made fun of by everyone in the lab (physics), and I've fixed it since 😭

Hi everyone! About a year ago, I posted my template largely based on awesome-cv by posquit0.

Over this time, I've had a couple requests and a contribution from someone who made a much better example than I used to have.

I have now created an updated version, mainly including: - Support for images (that was easy, I just didn't have the need myself) - A multi-folder structure to keep the upstream latex and have your code in a private git - It just works with symlinks really - Ideally that would allow people to easily contribute improvements! - It also would allow having multiple examples for one template - A lot of diagrams in the latex code to explain stuff

Don't hesitate to try it and provide feedback!

A small guide to setup the LaTeX environment from my last post.

New book by Tammy Kolda.

I’m biased because she’s my research idol. Absolute legend.

Okay so for my course in uni (studying chemistry) I convinced my group to do all our submissions in Overleaf. One of them has never heard of it before, the other one has never TeXed before, but watched some tutorials before and I had an introduction course for LaTeX in march. So I also did not know much, but was still the one with the most experience lol
Fasting forward to today: I'm plotting some of our analytical data and my bf (who has already written his bachelor thesis in LaTeX) gave me some suggestions and help for the ultimate graphic.

Don't mind the German. If anyone is interested in the code for it I can share it, but for now I just wanted to show my graphic to some people who might appreciate my work :D

Edit: Since some asked for the code:

\documentclass{standalone}

\usepackage[ngerman]{babel}

\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}

\usepackage[]{pgfplots}

\usepackage[]{tikz}

\pgfplotsset{compat=1.9}

\pgfplotsset{every axis label/.append style={font=\small}}

\pgfplotsset{every tick label/.append style={font=\small}}

\pgfplotsset{every axis plot post/.append style={mark=none}}

\begin{document}

\begin{tikzpicture}

\begin{axis}

[xshift=1.5cm,

yshift=2cm,

width=6cm,

height=4cm,

yticklabel=\empty,

ticklabel style={font=\tiny},

xmin=200,

xmax=1800,

%ymin=-1*10^-3 ,

ymax=0.69*10^-2,

%ytick={-800,-400,...,800},

xtick={250,500,...,1800},

minor x tick num=4,

ytick={0,1},

scaled y ticks=base 10:0,]

\addplot [red] table [y expr=\thisrowno{1}*4,x=cm-1]{Theophy_Zn.txt};

\addplot [blue] table [y=Intensity,x=cm-1]{JR_Theophyllin_151mW_10-02_31-Mar-22.txt};

\end{axis}

\begin{axis}

[title=\small {Raman -- Theophyllin-Zink-Kristall und Theophyllin},

xlabel={Wellenzahl/[cm$^{-1}$]},

ylabel={Intensität/[1]},

yticklabel=\empty,

minor x tick num=4,

%minor y tick num=9,

legend pos=north east,

legend style= {font=\tiny},

xmin=-100,

xmax=4000,

ymin=-1*10^-3 ,

ymax=2.5*10^-2,

ytick={0,1},

scaled y ticks=base 10:0,

%ytick={-800,-400,...,800},

%xtick={331,332,...,339.5},

]

%\addplot [red] table [y=Intensity,x=cm-1]{Theophy_Zn.txt};

\addplot [red] table [y expr=\thisrowno{1}*4,x=cm-1]{Theophy_Zn.txt};

\addplot [blue] table [y=Intensity,x=cm-1]{JR_Theophyllin_151mW_10-02_31-Mar-22.txt};

\legend{Theophyllin-Zink-Kristall (4 mal vergößert), Theophyllin}

\end{axis}

\end{tikzpicture}

\end{document}

I have been learning LaTeX for a few weeks and this is my greatest work so far

This stuff is so good!