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Amazing job!
Just some small typos. And then the question of how we give credit to those images?
Also, should the CI build the pdf from this?
| \begin{figure*}[h!] | ||
| \centering | ||
| \includegraphics[scale=0.25]{images/doge-exp-vs-power.jpg} | ||
| \caption{\label{fig:doge-scaling} Exponential growth is always faster than polynomial growth, even if polynomial growth starts off strong.} |
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I think this caption needs more explanation. I don't really understand the image itself.
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I've swapped it out now for a new plot similar to the power law scaling one, since if one is explained then the other should be too.
Co-authored-by: David Pérez-Suárez <dps.helio@gmail.com>
We could make it do that, but TBH I don't think it's worth the effort of doing so. I don't envision this is a document that will change much at all, unless the course notes drastically change too. And it's not too hard to just |
Adds the
exam-checklistfolder, which is ignored in the notes build so shouldn't hurt the JupyterLite stuff that's going on.Other than that, the document is essentially a 3-page summary of the things that have been studied in the course (and/or assignment!) that students can expect to be "fair game" for a question in the exam. The document is not meant to be a revision sheet, so the majority of topics are simply listed but not explained - the students will need to look at the course notes / assignment / exercises to figure out what they should know in detail.
The document is compiled by building$\LaTeX$ compiler. The images used in the document need to be present on the system (hence the rather awkward addition of some
course-knowledge-checklist.texwith your favourite.jpgs- sorry 😢 ).scaling-laws.pyis a script that generates the correspondingimages/power-law-scaling.svgimage, included in case we need to adapt the example in future / want to expand on it.(Sorry for scary diff, but ~4100 lines of that is just the 2 SVGs, so don't worry about it...)