Show HN: Ipynb-tex – Include Jupyter notebook cells in TeX documents (opens in new tab)

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36 pointsjonathanpoulter8y ago7 comments

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dfc8y ago· 2 in thread

Is it just me or is the graph reversed? If you want super cool latex documents dont use ipynb-tex that often?

supermdguy8y ago

The wording is confusing. It should be something like "days since I started using ipynb-tex"

jonathanpoulterOP8y ago

Next time I'll avoid humour in a submission

ivansavz8y ago· 2 in thread

Wow, this is going to be awesome for creating reports and solutions. Can use jupyter to quickly find solutions (e.g. using SymPy) then do the writeup in .tex with includes.

Good job!

jonathanpoulterOP8y ago

Yes! Or in a large document/book to guarantee no break between code and executable examples

tsumnia8y ago

I can't test it out right now, but does it add the code as an image or as text?

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6 comments · 2 top-level

dfc8y ago· 2 in thread

Is it just me or is the graph reversed? If you want super cool latex documents dont use ipynb-tex that often?

supermdguy8y ago

The wording is confusing. It should be something like "days since I started using ipynb-tex"

jonathanpoulterOP8y ago

Next time I'll avoid humour in a submission

ivansavz8y ago· 2 in thread

Wow, this is going to be awesome for creating reports and solutions. Can use jupyter to quickly find solutions (e.g. using SymPy) then do the writeup in .tex with includes.

Good job!

jonathanpoulterOP8y ago

Yes! Or in a large document/book to guarantee no break between code and executable examples

tsumnia8y ago

I can't test it out right now, but does it add the code as an image or as text?

1 more reply

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse