I haven't looked a Jupyter at all; in plain Python, I'd start with something like this[1]: schedule = set() # (time, function) pairs while True: next=m

I haven't looked a Jupyter at all; in plain Python, I'd start with something like this[1]: schedule = set() # (time, function) pairs while True: next=min(schedule) schedule.remove(next) sleep(next[0] - now()) next[1]() schedule.add((now() + interval, next[1])) [1] Pseudocode only; I don't have the API reference in front of me to verify method names and such. Several edge cases are unhandled.