參考了很多 Mac Ruby 更新的文章,大部分的人還是傾向直接用 MacPorts 更新,趁著更新的同時也記錄一下更新的筆記
首先如果你的 Mac 還沒裝 MacPorts 先到官網下載 MacPorts-1.9.2.pkg
目前分類:Notes (16)
- Dec 02 Thu 2010 15:47
[Notes]Mac ruby1.8 upgrade to ruby1.9
- Oct 08 Fri 2010 13:11
[Notes]解決 Macbook 藍芽無法使用的問題
- Sep 09 Thu 2010 21:56
[Notes]sqlite3.dll遺失解決方法
剛剛在執行一個簡單的 Rails 範例 (base on win7),一直出現 系統遺失 sqlite3.dll ,以為是沒安裝 SQLite3 (gem install sqlite3-ruby) ,重新安裝後還是不行....
爬文之後才知道安裝完 sqlite3 不會在系統產生 sqlite3.dll 檔案
- Aug 18 Wed 2010 14:17
[Notes]去除在 vim 中出現 ^M 符號
- Apr 11 Sat 2009 15:39
[Notes]筆記另類觀點:筆記成功術
- Apr 09 Thu 2009 11:25
[Notes]在自己的文章中引用程式碼
在css中 加入下面code
用這個方法來做programming的筆記真的很方便
- Dec 17 Wed 2008 16:53
[Notes]Advice for potential graduate students
We currently have room in the lab for more graduate students. Before you apply to this lab or any other, there are a few things to keep in mind. First, be realistic about graduate school. Graduate school in biology is not a sure path to success. Many students assume that they will eventually get a job just like their advisor's. However, the average professor at a research university has three students at a time for about 5 years each. So, over a career of 30 years, this professor has about 18 students. Since the total number of positions has been pretty constant, these 18 people are competing for one spot. So go to grad school assuming that you might not end up at a research university, but instead a teaching college, or a government or industry job. All of these are great jobs, but it's important to think of all this before you go to school.
Second, choose your advisor wisely. Not only does this person potentially have total control over your graduate career for five or more years, but he/she will also be writing recommendation letters for you for another 5-10 years after that. Also, your advisor will shadow you for the rest of your life. People will always think of you as so-and-so's student and assume that you two are somewhat alike. Finally, in many ways you will turn into your advisor. Advisors teach very little, but instead provide a role model. Consciously and unconsciously, you will imitate your advisor. You may find this hard to believe now, but fifteen years from now, when you find yourself lining up the tools in your lab cabinets just like your advisor did, you'll see. My student Alison once said that choosing an advisor is like choosing a spouse after one date. Find out all you can on this date.
- Jun 25 Wed 2008 23:00
[Notes]About phosphorylation (II)
phosphorylation sites
- Jun 25 Wed 2008 20:37
[Notes]About phosphorylation (I)
- May 26 Mon 2008 18:19
[Notes]轉錄‧哈佛大學細胞生物3D動畫中文翻譯
- May 21 Wed 2008 17:53
[Notes]科學方法的步驟
科學方法的步驟:
一、說明問題
- Apr 25 Fri 2008 20:34
[Notes]Prayer before starting work
Prayer before starting work
工作前的禱告
- Apr 15 Tue 2008 14:57
[Notes] 移除M$ WIN XP內建的Windows Messenger
在『開始』 -> 『執行』 輸入
- Apr 14 Mon 2008 16:35
[Notes]拉丁文常用短語、生物學與醫學拉丁文片語
拉丁文常用短語:
- Feb 20 Wed 2008 22:15
[Notes]為何1752年9月只有19天?
今天我在做題目時看到的一題滿有趣的考古題,為何1752年9月只有19天? 看到這個題目時心想...我怎麼知道1752年9月只有19天?????? |
- Feb 12 Tue 2008 21:46
[Notes]蠻實用的例句
>我愛你,不是因為你是一個怎樣的人,而是因為我喜歡與你在一起時的感覺。