So, YesBird just posted a "Digital Library of Mathematical Functions".

Which is cool, because I love that kind of thing.

However:
I was sitting at my desk yesterday, looking at the foot-tall pile of papers
sitting in front of my printer.  "Wow.  That's probably ALL POV-Ray stuff..."

:O

So I was just wondering, what does everyone else have sitting on their
Round-Tuit stacks?

- BE

(I'm sure my pile consists of academic papers, printed SDL scenes to be reworked
or expanded, scribbled notes and diagrams, transcripts from AI inquiries, and a
few key newsgroup posts that I didn't want to have to laboriously look up
again.)

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"Bald Eagle" <cre### [at] netscapenet> wrote:
> So, YesBird just posted a "Digital Library of Mathematical Functions".
>
> Which is cool, because I love that kind of thing.

My piles are mostly about fermentation, about 1500 papers on brewing Beer and a
tad less on lactic fermentation of food. They are stacked away in Zotero.
Alternatives, Mendeley or Qiqqa. Nothing get printed any more.


https://www.zotero.org/
https://www.mendeley.com/
https://github.com/jimmejardine/qiqqa-open-source

ingo

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On 24/03/2025 19:38, Bald Eagle wrote:
> So, YesBird just posted a "Digital Library of Mathematical Functions".
> Which is cool, because I love that kind of thing.

To my pleasure :).

> So I was just wondering, what does everyone else have sitting on their
> Round-Tuit stacks?

I have no any prints anymore (except 3D-printed plastic models),
but a lot of Chrome bookmarks of different CG resources that need to be
cleaned up and ordered.

Also have a collection of PDF papers, mostly accrued from ACM
library: https://dl.acm.org/
at the time when I had access to it.
--
YB

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"Bald Eagle" <cre### [at] netscapenet> wrote:
> So, YesBird just posted a "Digital Library of Mathematical Functions".
>
> Which is cool, because I love that kind of thing.
>
> However:
> I was sitting at my desk yesterday, looking at the foot-tall pile of papers
> sitting in front of my printer.  "Wow.  That's probably ALL POV-Ray stuff..."
>
> :O
>
> So I was just wondering, what does everyone else have sitting on their
> Round-Tuit stacks?
>
> - BE
>
> (I'm sure my pile consists of academic papers, printed SDL scenes to be reworked
> or expanded, scribbled notes and diagrams, transcripts from AI inquiries, and a
> few key newsgroup posts that I didn't want to have to laboriously look up
> again.)

Sorry, no piles of papers. I believe that the computer was made to keep from
wasting paper. So that all my unfinished stuff is scattered over all my
computers ;)

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On 25/03/2025 00:33, Leroy wrote:
> "Bald Eagle" <cre### [at] netscapenet> wrote:
>> So, YesBird just posted a "Digital Library of Mathematical Functions".
>>
>> ...
>>
> 
> Sorry, no piles of papers. I believe that the computer was made to keep from
> wasting paper. So that all my unfinished stuff is scattered over all my
> computers ;)
> 
> 
> 

Me too, zero paper. On the other hand, folders containing tones of pdf 
and web links.


-- 
kurtz le pirate
compagnie de la banquise

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