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I love jupyter notebooks. Without them, I wouldn’t have been half as productive as I was during my PhD. Here’s a post I wrote just a few weeks ago describing s
by LifeIsBio 7y ago
I love jupyter notebooks. Without them, I wouldn’t have been half as productive as I was during my PhD.
Here’s a post I wrote just a few weeks ago describing some of the conventions that I established for myself over the course of 5 years:
https://jessimekirk.com/blog/notebook_rules/ https://jessimekirk.com/blog/notebook_rules/
I suspect that a lot of the conventions I describe help mitigate problems described here, some of which should be strictly or optionally enforced by the notebook instead of the user.
(The site’s very much a work in progress, so expect to see odd and broken things if you go poking around.)
- jboynyc 7y agoThanks for this! Didn't know about the watermark extension, that looks useful. I just started working with the Guix kernel for more easily reproducible and reusable notebooks. I suppose that's an alternative to using a conda environment. See here for an example: https://gist.github.com/jboynyc/5d0319f33e71427aa42a98c1a3a915cb https://gist.github.com/jboynyc/5d0319f33e71427aa42a98c1a3a9...