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Many things are written about Japanese culture. So many things that I thought “I’ll not add more noise for this topic on the Internet” but I found a few things on some webpages, books, etc. that are a bit misleading, so here is my opinion. I read in many place two things regarding presents: never […] Last month I went to Japan. What a trip! I really liked it! 2 weeks in Japan, from Tokyo all the way to the south. There are lot of blogs, books, information about Japan and it’s easy to understand why (so different and interesting culture). When I was there I realised how Japanese culture influenced […] Some months ago I bought my first real smart phone. Previously I had a Nokia 5800 XPressMusic. At the time it was a smartphone but now it’s quite behind the latest phones. When I bought mine I asked a few friends which applications they use, how they do some tasks, etc. and I did some […] And once more, I went to Fosdem! One of the best conferences, if not the best, about Free Software. It has been my 9th time in a row. Interestingly Fosdem reflects a few things of my evolution: […] In the last entry I talked about Mendeley contributions to the CSL project and I’d like now to explain briefly what the CSL project is. A CSL style is an XML file that follows the specification and it instructs a citation styles engine (e.g. citeproc-js) how to format certain metadata into inline citations and bibliography. […] Everything that I write here on Pintant is my own personal opinion – it’s not my employer’s point of view. As many people here know here I work at Mendeley, in the Desktop team, designing and implementing Mendeley Desktop. Good fun! (seriously!). One of the things that Mendeley Desktop can do and that I usually […] Recently I came back from Fosdem 2014. This has been my 9th Fosdem – and I hope that many more will come! I don’t want to write about what I saw at Fosdem: it took about 5 hours of non-stop work to do a work report (based on the notes that I took there). And […] A few days ago I saw in Brussels: The shop was closed and had a sign saying that it’s open and no other information about opening times… so the sign says that it’s open when it’s open and also says that it’s open when it’s closed. It either says something true and useless, or […] Just a quick link: if you are learning a language you might be interested in Read Lang webpage. Steve Ridout, an ex-Mendeleyan, is building it and making very good progress. I could explain things here but it’s easier if you go and have a look. It will especially help you to read and understand texts, […] |
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