← Back to context Comment by bonoboTP 4 months ago Do you mean that the CPU compute cost of turning latex into pdf/HTML is the main cost? 12 comments bonoboTP Reply swiftcoder 4 months ago No, I mean that the pipeline requires software engineers to build/maintain, and salaries are (as in basically every tech organisation) the dominant cost bonoboTP 4 months ago Then drop it and make people upload a pdf and a zip of the latex sources.Most people I talk to hate that pipeline and spend a lot of debug hours on it when Arxiv can't compile what overleaf and your local latex install can. domoritz 4 months ago Arxiv can recompile latex to support accessibility and html. Going to pdf submissions would be a major step backward. 8 replies → sayYayToLife 4 months ago [dead]
swiftcoder 4 months ago No, I mean that the pipeline requires software engineers to build/maintain, and salaries are (as in basically every tech organisation) the dominant cost bonoboTP 4 months ago Then drop it and make people upload a pdf and a zip of the latex sources.Most people I talk to hate that pipeline and spend a lot of debug hours on it when Arxiv can't compile what overleaf and your local latex install can. domoritz 4 months ago Arxiv can recompile latex to support accessibility and html. Going to pdf submissions would be a major step backward. 8 replies → sayYayToLife 4 months ago [dead]
bonoboTP 4 months ago Then drop it and make people upload a pdf and a zip of the latex sources.Most people I talk to hate that pipeline and spend a lot of debug hours on it when Arxiv can't compile what overleaf and your local latex install can. domoritz 4 months ago Arxiv can recompile latex to support accessibility and html. Going to pdf submissions would be a major step backward. 8 replies →
domoritz 4 months ago Arxiv can recompile latex to support accessibility and html. Going to pdf submissions would be a major step backward. 8 replies →
No, I mean that the pipeline requires software engineers to build/maintain, and salaries are (as in basically every tech organisation) the dominant cost
Then drop it and make people upload a pdf and a zip of the latex sources.
Most people I talk to hate that pipeline and spend a lot of debug hours on it when Arxiv can't compile what overleaf and your local latex install can.
Arxiv can recompile latex to support accessibility and html. Going to pdf submissions would be a major step backward.
8 replies →
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