Jason (jcreed) wrote,
Jason
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Last night simrob and I had a vaguely productive time using twiddla, an online multiuser whiteboard that supports LaTeX equation entry. However it's sort of a pain to use with a laptop trackpad. I imagine a mouse would be fine for diagrams, and a wacom ideal.

TeX the World is a greasemonkey script (and also chrome extension) that "adds LaTeX support" (for some values of such) for pretty much any website/chat program/gmail/etc.

For instance I can just say [​;\frac{\vdash \sigma \sim_\gamma \sigma' : \Gamma\qquad \Gamma,\Gamma_0 \vdash e : \tau}{\Gamma_0 \vdash \sigma e \approx_{\gamma\Gamma} \sigma' e : \tau} ;] and get
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