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I write libraries in an ide and give examples in a notebook. Working in a cross platform environment is painful when gpu stuff doesn't work out of the box for e
by useful 8y ago
I write libraries in an ide and give examples in a notebook. Working in a cross platform environment is painful when gpu stuff doesn't work out of the box for everyone or when you need a way to poorly spread work across a compute cluster instead of using your local machine.
Actually, I hate python now because of this. I would kill for a proper tool for implementing requirements.txt like package.json(yarn) or pom.xml(maven) that worked on jupyter by defining a base image similar to docker. Pip+virtualenv just seems like a half-attempt
- santoriv 8y agoYou should check out Binderhub - it uses RepoToDocker to generate a Dockerfile containing all the dependencies listed in requirements.txt in a git repository. Then it spins up a Jupyter Notebook server running in a Docker container with all of your dependencies installed. https://mybinder.org/ https://mybinder.org/