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Oh yes, stuff. It comes back from ZE DEAD!
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# Calculus Equation Sheet | ||
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> Because literally every equation sheet I got in college sucked, | ||
> I made a better one. | ||
* Clean, concise layout. If you're not familiar with the mathematics, | ||
this won't make a lick of sense - and it's not supposed to. | ||
* Trig fits on just one page. | ||
* Calc 101A fits on just one page (101B material forthcoming... when I | ||
finally take that course!) | ||
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# That's all nice, but... | ||
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* I'm aware that it's rather incomplete | ||
* I'll accept pull-requests to complete or correct it | ||
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# But it's in this ancient format! | ||
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Latex is not ancient! OK, so it is. How to get around this? | ||
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* All you need is a working LaTeX distribution! So, MacTex (with | ||
TeXLive) or some equivalent. Specifically: | ||
* `latex` to convert LaTeX to dvi. I'm not exactly sure what dvi is, | ||
but it's an intermediate step and I'm sticking with it. | ||
* `dvips` to convert div to post-script. You could theoretically | ||
take that post-script and load it into any PS-compatible printer | ||
(most of the good ones are). But I'm a GUI-spoiled child, and I love | ||
my portable document files - so the other two steps are for that. | ||
* `ps2pdf` to convert the post-script to a PDF! | ||
* If you're inherently lazy (like me), then you'll want working Ruby | ||
1.8.7 or better with the Rake command. | ||
* Just run `rake` to build the PDF! | ||
* Run `rake clean` to get rid of the intermediates! | ||
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# In the future... | ||
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* I'm planning to write some funny pre-processors to generate the | ||
diagrams with controllable inputs. That'd be super-cool. | ||
* I'm planning on continuing my education, at which point this little | ||
resource will get updated and expanded. | ||
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# Legal | ||
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Licensed [FDOSL 0.1](http://fsdev.net/fdosl). Use for good and not evil, | ||
please! |