Thomas Kluyver

Looks like our maths parsing going wrong :-(

I'd guess that the Javascript highlight breaks the replacement that would put the 'maths' back in there in place of `@@0@@`.

Additionally, if everyone gives up on the standard and does their own versions, we end up in the same kind of mess that led to the creation of CommonMark in...

I'm fine with extensions once there is a generic extensible syntax (see [this discussion](http://talk.commonmark.org/t/generic-directives-plugins-syntax/444)). What I want to avoid is doing ad-hoc extensions where someone picks some symbols and decides...

I don't think we have an option to do that. You can probably do it with a [notebook extension](http://jupyter-notebook.readthedocs.org/en/latest/examples/Notebook/rstversions/JavaScript%20Notebook%20Extensions.html), but I don't know quite what JS you'd need.

:confused: I didn't think we had an option to do that.

That sounds like some kind of issue with pytorch - there might be some difference in the conditions that makes it happen, but Jupyter's not doing anything special with that...

There may be some difference in the environment variables, or pytorch might be detecting that it's running in a Jupyter kernel and doing something different.

What path are you trying to set it to? Can you show the exact line from your config file? Have you uncommented it?

As far as I can tell you're doing the right thing. It works on my system. Maybe there's an issue with Windows paths. Can you try with forward slashes `/`...