It’s now clear that Jupyter is currently the best open-source system for rendering math notation. It even lets you add html cells above your markdown code to format the markdown post, avoiding pesky errors like line breaking in titles when trying to mention a term encased in the $$ method AI often uses. It bridges to the style of markdown the AI models use most. VS code extensions (even with custom JSON settings) and other open-source editors were futile.
Nostr should find a way to plug into Jupyter for paper publishing, instead of deciding between LaTeX or some other standard — Jupyter has options nested within it (LaTeX and beyond). It’s nice to see something open-source be so robust. It runs locally in the browser, offline.
Project Jupyter
The Jupyter Notebook is a web-based interactive computing platform. The notebook combines live code, equations, narrative text, visualizations, int...
