I’ve been writing up an assortment of statistical notes in preparation for an upcoming job. I’ve been learning statistics from mostly-scratch but I have a solid math background, so I imagine my notes would be helpful to many people here with a similar background.
My notes are currently latexed. I don’t use any commands much fancier than \DeclareMathOperator, \newcommand, and setting up environments for theorems/lemmas/pictures (I use tikz for diagrams, but those can easily be turned into pngs).
What is a fast way to turn these into posts on either substack or here?
[Question] Turning latexed notes into blog posts
I’ve been writing up an assortment of statistical notes in preparation for an upcoming job. I’ve been learning statistics from mostly-scratch but I have a solid math background, so I imagine my notes would be helpful to many people here with a similar background.
My notes are currently latexed. I don’t use any commands much fancier than \DeclareMathOperator, \newcommand, and setting up environments for theorems/lemmas/pictures (I use tikz for diagrams, but those can easily be turned into pngs).
What is a fast way to turn these into posts on either substack or here?
Does the LessWrong editor’s documentation on its handling of LaTeX answer your question?
Not fully, unfortunately. Although a baseline would be asking an LLM to convert my latex file into markdown that allows mathjax