Danijar Hafner

Exactly. If you give pandoc a try, please let us know how it goes. If HTML is well supported, we might be fine with having Handout always export HTML. In...

I think it'd be easy to write a LaTeX exporter -- we don't even need a templating library to make a first attempt at this. We should only output LaTeX...

This is actually useful, e.g. because text messages should show up in the terminal. But it's easy to disable with ```python import handout import logging logging.getLogger('handout').setLevel(logging.ERROR) ```

As discussed in #11, `doc.add_text()` should always print so you can use it to replace `print()` where needed. Besides this, the path to the `index.html` could be printed once in...

Thanks for reporting! I'm wondering what source file you'd expect the handout to be built from? If there is no source file, there won't be any comment cells or code...

There a lot of good points here. Instead of an interactive mode, we could have a flag to not include any source code. That would work in all environments and...

@epogrebnyak Do you think we should separate them?

Cool, it does sound feasible. Custom [gradients in PyTorch](https://pytorch.org/tutorials/beginner/examples_autograd/polynomial_custom_function.html) are quite simple and computing gradients fits into the `value_and_grad()` API that JAX uses. For example, another project called eagerpy [implements...

Nevermind, I found #268. You're mentioning completers that are better suited for this use case. Which ones were you thinking of? By the way, I think it would be perfectly...

Thanks for sharing the regex. If this worked it should be really easy to add this feature as a snippet option to UltiSnips. I'm using droplete but so far it...