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"First of all, thanks a lot for reading the early release of our book! We welcome your comments on these early release chapters, and have created a dedicated forum for this discussion: https://forums.fast.ai/c/book-early-access/50 . Please direct your feedback to the forum, rather than using email, twitter, etc, so that all readers are able to see the comments in one place.\n",
"\n",
"There are a few things we wanted to explain to you before you start reading. First, we are hoping to add a few more icons in the style usually used in O'Reilly books. For you have notes, warnings and tips that get their own special blocks like this one:\n",
"Thanks a lot for reading the early release of our notebooks! The cell above is an \"asciidoc\" cell--you can ignore them since they're not relevant for the notebooks. There are also some other special cells that will appear differently once we create PDF and/or paper versions of these notebooks. Notes, warnings and tips that get their own special blocks like this one:\n",
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"> note: This is an example of note\n",
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"The ones we are hoping to add are jargon (for the first time a new obscure term is mentioned), stop (don't read after this and stop a minute to think about it) and question (there is a question in the box, the answer in a footnote at the bottom of the page). We don't have a production solution for these yet, so you will see those in blocks like this:\n",
"There are also jargon cells (for the first time a new obscure term is mentioned):\n",
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"> jargon: Here we will introduce a new term\n",
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"Also, we're not sure how they will be finally designed in production, but we will have asides from one of us that look like this:\n",
"We have asides from each of us that look like this:\n",
"\n",
"> s: This is an aside from Sylvain!\n",
"\n",
"You will see bits in the text like this: \"TK: figure showing bla here\" or \"TK: expand introduction\". \"TK\" is used to make places where we know something is missing and we will add them. This does not alter any of the core content as those are usually small parts/figures that are relatively independent form the flow and self-explanatory.\n",
"\n",
"Throughout the book, the version of the fastai library used is version 2. That version is not yet officially released and is for now separate from the main project. You can find it [here](https://github.com/fastai/fastai2). If you copy something from the book, all imports have to use `fastai2` and not `fastai`."
"Throughout the book, the version of the fastai library used is version 2. That version is not yet officially released and is for now separate from the main project. You can find it [here](https://github.com/fastai/fastai2)."
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