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Well, for me the big one is that R Notebooks work cleanly with revision control systems like git. That said, both Jupyter and R Markdown Notebooks are but a pa
by peatmoss 10y ago
Well, for me the big one is that R Notebooks work cleanly with revision control systems like git.
That said, both Jupyter and R Markdown Notebooks are but a pale shadow of the support offered by Org-mode (seriously!).
- taeric 10y agoI always feel guilty pointing out that org-mode can do this really well. :) Thanks for taking that hit! Know of any good resources that show this for folks that don't know what we are talking about?
- jacquesm 10y ago> That said, both Jupyter and R Markdown Notebooks are but a pale shadow of the support offered by Org-mode (seriously!). Yes, but the large number of excellent notebooks available for Jupyter (and R as well) all over the web as well as support for CUDA and all kinds of extremely powerful libraries such as tensorflow) give those a serious edge over Org-mode, even though Org-mode is super powerful by itself.
- dragandj 10y agoI run my Clojure + OpenCL + CUDA code from Org-mode without problems.
- jacquesm 10y agoOn a remote machine or on your local machine?
- taeric 10y agoEither. :) If you setup a source block, you can use TRAMP to actually execute the command in a source block on a remote machine. So: #+BEGIN_SRC sh :dir /user@remotemachine.com:~/remotedir ls #+END_SRC The above will run ls on "remotemachine.com" and put the results in an output block below it. Edit: Meant to add that you can do the same with docker. Just use "/docker:dockerId:" as the dir, and it will execute in a docker instance locally. Using multihop addresses, this can get extreme.
- jacquesm 10y agoOh, that's very cool. Almost QNX like! Org mode is one of the few real literate programming tools that I'm aware of, the other one is 'Leo'.
- gpderetta 10y agothat's it. I'm learning org-mode.
- jacquesm 10y agoPlease do a write-up.
- taeric 10y agoIf there are examples you'd like to see written up, I'd be interested in helping out. I used to try complicated examples, which led to pages such as http://taeric.github.io/Sudoku.html http://taeric.github.io/Sudoku.html. I'm now much more into writeups such as http://www.howardism.org/Technical/Emacs/literate-devops.html http://www.howardism.org/Technical/Emacs/literate-devops.htm.... (Note, I did not write the second one.)
- txru 10y agoAre there any public examples of really good Jupyter-like org-mode projects with their source? I'm really intrigued by it, but Jupyter is much more clearly documented (org docs are downright sprawling), so I've always gone that path.