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I expected it left of the date, like it is in listings.

Post:

Listing:

My #left, #right and #center suffixes for images are not coming through very well in the new theme.

As can be seen in this post, the cell labels for code cells are just regular text at the moment.

They should be visually different somehow, and if we wanted to match Jupyter, they should be off to the left of the main content:

As previously discussed, I really should go back over all the arXiv highlights posts and give them much more attractive titles, possibly just swapping the summaries and titles as a first pass. Right now the titles are just "arXiv highlights Aug 25-31" or something like that, which is terrible. Each post is about something specific, and if I may say so myself, interesting, so the titles should reflect that.

Example: The "New series" and "This week" blocks are in different cells, and you can tell they're a little too close for comfort.

Related to #25

We should add some metadata to the site specific to each post to improve the way shared links from Computable get displayed.

Details about Slack, Twitter, and Facebook url unfurling:
https://link.medium.com/uP0a74xO1Z

Examples:

Slack and Twitter are still using the old branding. Obviously Twitter is the higher priority.

Now that Computable is truly multi-author, it would be nice to add a few more features related to that:

• We should make an author page for each author.
• Author names should be links to their author pages.
• References to "the Computable AI authors should be a link to a page with all authors.

I notice that the page title is just "Computable AI" for every page, and the description is the description of the site. It would be better if each one reflected the individual posts.

... or something else? Currently posts without authors display "the Computable AI authors", which is a bit clunky.

Since you can put whatever name you want to as the author, it's not strictly necessary to set the default to anything, but it's convenient. What do you all think?