The full source of the framework and the papers can be found here:https://github.com/willcrichton/nota …
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Actually, I'm just really tired of dealing with LaTeX and reading SO answers that start like this...pic.twitter.com/gDNip4IQp0
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this is very very cool!! hope i can use nota soon!
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This is great! In-line annotations are extremely underrated.
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a. Very cool! b. "would a Nota paper still work properly in 100 or 1,000 years? Such longevity is arguably much more likely for a PDF than a website" Having dealt with numerous PDF backcompat issues in the past, I would bet that neither one will work properly in even 25 years

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One could make it print to PDF for archiving, and it would be no worse than the status quo
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is there a succinct answer to "why not pandoc?" I've had it pitched to me as a reasonable way forward here
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for me the question is, "why isn't this an output mode of pandoc?" and i think the answer is in will's paper---it's complicated to do this stuff!
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Ohhh! I always wanted to write papers and formulas with these arrow descriptions!
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Will! this is so superbly cool!


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one criticism so far: the "Rest of the grammar..." button in section 3.1 does not appear to work for me on desktop Safari in Big Sur. when I click it, the button slides down a few pixels but no new information is rendered.
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cognitive psychology. PhD