I have now looked at so many "scientific authoring" solutions that want to rival LaTeX and every single one of them has a github discussion stating "Hey, please support SI quantities", an open pull request or kludgy plugin to that end.
My brothers and sisters in Science, typesetting SI quantities correctly is 50% of scientific publishing.
#TIL that #mystMD and #mystParser are not the same thing? The former is a stand alone markdown converter the the latter is a #python package that allows #Sphinx to parse #Markdown so that I am not forever stuck with Restructured Text in #RTD?
This rambling has been brought to you by searching for admonitions in MyST and not understanding why the syntax wouldn't work for like half a blessed hour.
@juandesant agreed! Also @mystmarkdown is going even further by making the markdown format as the primary format, skipping the LaTeX step. See the following for example. AGU and Scipy Proceedings are adopting this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v97nJOCAWHI
https://agu.curve.space/
https://proceedings.scipy.org/
@drmambobob @lnnrtwttkhn @jcolomb
#notebooks #ScientificWriting #MystMD #curvenote #AGU #SciPy
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