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Jun 9	comment	How to plot a surface from a set of data? Thank you for the gnuplot solution, may be not the best one, but it's great to know how to do it in that program.
Jun 8	comment	How to plot a surface from a set of data? Something similar that works with MATLAB? Or it's just `octave` because it works from terminal? And with `gnuplot`? I don't have octave and I would prefer not to install it. Great answer, by the way.
Jun 8	comment	Writing readable LaTeX @AndrewSwann I think the only reason to like the difference between start and stop symbols is that you need it. If you use a good editor you know (with colors, shape,... ) what's inside math and what's outside, and then you don't (really) need to differentiate them. And, another example is $(u,v)$ vs. `$(u,v)$`. I lose myself in the second one. By the way, thank you for the comment, every one has his own preferences.
Jun 6	accepted	Problem between opticals and minionint options in the MinionPro package
Jun 6	comment	Problem between opticals and minionint options in the MinionPro package That was fast. It's done. This is not a question at this moment. Anyway, thank you.
Jun 5	asked	Problem between opticals and minionint options in the MinionPro package
May 22	comment	Best practice for typesetting quantifiers? @percusse I don't know how to correct it, if you want you can do it, if not, I will rewrite the answer only talking about the space after the quantifiers and the `\quad`s.
May 22	revised	Best practice for typesetting quantifiers? Change the order of the options in the image as that could be problematic.
May 22	comment	Best practice for typesetting quantifiers? @JohnWickerson and Percusse If you still think I'm wrong, feel free to edit and correct the answer the answer.
May 22	comment	Best practice for typesetting quantifiers? @percusse Emmm, still not full aware of what you are saying. I wrote And, in second place, I don't know how your example should be read… and then put both options. If it is read as the first then I would swap order and write one thing, if it is read as the second then the phrase absolutely changes it's meaning and I would write it in another way. I never meant both to mean the same, in fact, I tried to differentiate them even more. Is that it? Sorry guys…
May 22	comment	Best practice for typesetting quantifiers? @percusse My answer to that is: Of course. But then I think, may be I misunderstood part of the question. Shouldn't it change if I swap the order? May be in logic (which I don't know) it shouldn't. My point was only to add the space after the quantifiers and show the `\quad`s as useful mathematical spaces. If I'm wrong, please correct me, it's true I know nothing about logic.
May 21	revised	Best practice for typesetting quantifiers? added 317 characters in body
May 21	comment	Best practice for typesetting quantifiers? @GastónBurrull About the `\,`, yes, it works (I used `\mkern2mu` to show how to adjust it). By the way the `\quad` if it's in a `\displaymath` I think it's much better than `\` because it clearly separates the sentence.
May 21	comment	Best practice for typesetting quantifiers? @GastónBurrull Okey, but I wrote an answer anyway.
May 21	answered	Best practice for typesetting quantifiers?
May 21	comment	Best practice for typesetting quantifiers? @egreg In my opinion if they are part of a `\displaymath`, e.g. in definitions, I think is clearer (and easy to remember) to write the symbols.
May 21	comment	Best practice for typesetting quantifiers? Apart from what others are answering. I personally think that the space AFTER the quantifiers is horrible. I usually add space `\let\existstemp\exists \renewcommand*{\exists}{\existstemp\mkern1mu}` (I don't exactly remember the space, I wrote the `1mu` as an example).
May 21	comment	pgfplots to plot a function from [4,4.001] By the way, instead of $time$ / $acceleration$ in the labels we should write `\textit{...}` if we want italic text or simply `...` if we want it upright. Not the math mode.
May 17	comment	Extensible \vec instead of \overrightarrow After trying a little I ended with `-4.5pt` which I think adapts better (in the `\amsvectb`). By the way, I would like the `\amsvectb` to be lower (a little nearer to the letters of the argument). After that, if nobody cames up with a better solution I accept your answer.