Sander van Rijn

jupyterbook has instructions on how to generate a PDF of the whole book, that should be a good place to start https://jupyterbook.org/advanced/pdf.html?highlight=download

I get the same on Ubuntu 16.04

I found the same article today too. It's too long for a 'quick start guide', but the section(s) you reference definitely seem to be the most complete guide out there....

I've started a `Quickstart.md` in my fork, my plan is to write a short comprehensive intro with the topics/layout below. If anyone has any remarks or wants to help, let...

I guess it _is_ a bit much... but my goal is to introduce `pyenv local`, preferably logically by opposing it to `pyenv global`, and ideally in combination with virtual environments....

My experience as a new user looking for an environment manager on Linux seems to be different then: - @alper I installed using https://github.com/pyenv/pyenv-installer which automatically installs that too, so...

@native-api I would not expect the most basic/fundamental commands (install/global/local) to change so frequently for that to be a bigger issue than the currently opaque instructions. I do agree that...

> [...] I just pick whatever best fits my current task. @native-api That's exactly what I meant by "how and when you would use a command" 🙂 Glad to hear...

Thanks for the reply! Initially I thought I was really going to need this many-many relationship for doing what I want with tags. But realizing how Tags are dealt with...

While wanting to do some analysis over all my entries (~2k by now), I've tried using Python's built-in [`@lru_cache`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/functools.html#functools.lru_cache) decorator on the `api.others.toggl` function: it seems to work pretty well,...