I was thinking of porting it full-scale here. It is in R-markdown format. But all the citations would be quite difficult to port. They look like [@something2000].
I’d recommend porting it over as a sequence instead of one big post (or maybe just port the first chunk as an intro post?). LW doesn’t have a citation format, but you can use footnotes for it (and you can use the same footnote number in multiple places).
Porting it full-scale seems nice. Our markdown dialect does indeed not currently support that citation format, but a simple regex would probably be good enough to just replace all the citations with footnotes.
don’t think so, I’ve bugged them about it before so maybe it got implemented while I wasn’t looking but idk where to find out. what do you use to process the citations into the form on the webpage? I doubt they’ll implement it now but sending the code for it could make it happen someday
wow, that’s really long. satisfying writing, though.
I was thinking of porting it full-scale here. It is in R-markdown format. But all the citations would be quite difficult to port. They look like [@something2000].
Does LessWrong allow convenient citations?
I’d recommend porting it over as a sequence instead of one big post (or maybe just port the first chunk as an intro post?). LW doesn’t have a citation format, but you can use footnotes for it (and you can use the same footnote number in multiple places).
Porting it full-scale seems nice. Our markdown dialect does indeed not currently support that citation format, but a simple regex would probably be good enough to just replace all the citations with footnotes.
don’t think so, I’ve bugged them about it before so maybe it got implemented while I wasn’t looking but idk where to find out. what do you use to process the citations into the form on the webpage? I doubt they’ll implement it now but sending the code for it could make it happen someday
I use a fairly basic Quarto template for website. The code for the entire site is on github.
The source code is actually right there in the post. Click the button
Code, then clickView Source.https://yuxi-liu-wired.github.io/blog/posts/perceptron-controversy/