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This page has been last updated at 03-09-2024

My refs.bib

I store all my reading material, for research purposes or entertainment, into a refs.bib. With a hope to inspire I present the unadulterated refs.bib in a HTML file every once in a while. I think the first file mostly had additions at the bottom, while the second file has its latest additions at the top.

• See the things I read and watch in my references. This file is an export from my .bib of the things I've used in papers or whatever. Although it - at the time of writing - contains 55 references (some of which in my native language; Dutch), I unfortunately have not been able yet to make it exhaustive. I have tried to include some films as well, but these do not play well in .bib format, and I think maybe somehow clutter the file. Anyways, more to be done still to include my reading history, though I do try to update it every time I read new things.
• See the updated version of my refs.bib. Almost a year ago I said I'd update my refs, but I think its more fun to see it evolve as well. This record contains the updated version. If I remember correctly, I've removed all movie references, because why keep them amirite? I've started using some other software than emacs to maintain the .bib file, which compounds to the reasons to just add the other file besides the old one.

Fyi, the refs.html webpage is generated with the following command:

bibtex2html -nobibsource -header "<h1>Bob his bib refs</h1><h2>last update on $(LC_ALL=en_US.utf-8 date +'%d %B %Y')</h2>" refs.bib

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