NOTE: phantomjs 2.0 is presently extremely space inefficient when rendering html to pdf. Until that bug is fixed this implementation may not complete running in a realistic amount of time due to pdftk concatenation being so expensive.

Download, convert, and concatenate the latest draft of the Deep Learning textbook into a single pdf. I use this to simplify my reading experience since I often read offline and also in an environment different than my web browser.

$ ./topdf.sh

dependenceis: phantomjs, pdftk, wget. Also, rasterize.js is from here. I could have used git submodules or sub-trees to manage that dep but: lazy.