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   by Equiet 5y ago

   There's a video which shows how you look like to a UV camera when you put sunscreen on. Also glasses with UV filters: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9BqrSAHbTc
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   Deepnote (YC S19) Is Hiring (SF, Prague)(deepnote.com)

   1 points by Equiet 5y ago
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   Deepnote (YC S19) is hiring software engineers (Europe, Prague)(deepnote.com)

   1 points by Equiet 6y ago
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   by Equiet 6y ago

   Looks really good, but how is this different from PyPI? Is it just the design or are there more features planned?
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   by Equiet 6y ago

   When we look at data scientists, there is a wide spectrum in their background, skillset, workflow, etc. When we look at the users of data science notebooks specifically, there are many people who don't want to deal with the hassle of r
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   by Equiet 6y ago

   Hey, just saw that, great work!
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   by Equiet 6y ago

   Not right now. This is something we'd like to do, but connecting to other clusters/architectures would bring a lot of additional complexity into the product. As a startup, we need to balance a lot of things and while we're in
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   by Equiet 6y ago

   Got it. I can't speak of Gradient's roadmap, but as of right now they are using Jupyter as a notebook and focusing on infrastructure around it. We are innovating on the notebook itself. Huge part of it is simply the UX. There&#x27
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   by Equiet 6y ago

   Paperspace is doing a great job providing infrastructure for data science workloads and mlops. The target users are data scientists/engineers. The ability to share with non-technical users is quite limited. We built Deepnote so that th
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    by Equiet 6y ago

    At the moment we have GitHub integration, so you can easily commit changes like you're used to. We also have project history (so you can see all the actions that lead to the current state of the project and review what happened while y
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    by Equiet 6y ago

    We are using the same kernels as Jupyter, so features like debugging work out of the box. However, we don't have an interface for visual debugging yet.
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    by Equiet 6y ago

    Quick summary: - real time collaboration - integrations (databases, S3 buckets, environment variables) - persistent (and much much faster) filesystem - hardware doesn't shut off - many more features like variable explorer or automatic
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    by Equiet 6y ago

    Re Dockerfiles: Right now, we need to rebuild your docker images from time to time (e.g. when we make some changes to the kernel). That means that if you create a docker image with `RUN pip install numpy` and we need to rebuild it in a year
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    by Equiet 6y ago

    We're building a pretty hard product. We had a nice working demo a year ago, but there's a lot of work to make a platform like this stable. Real-time collaboration is pretty difficult by itself (especially when you're not syn
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    by Equiet 6y ago

    Thank you! Actually I'm working on that right now.
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    by Equiet 6y ago

    Well, we are not a Jupyter hosting service. There's definitely a lot of work being put into embedding Jupyter into data science platforms (mostly putting Jupyter into an iframe). But at the end of the day, there are limitations to this
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    by Equiet 6y ago

    Ship early, ship often. GPUs are coming.
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    by Equiet 6y ago

    Thanks! The difference between Deepnote and MyBinder is that we keep the pool of Docker images as small as possible. That means they are always in cache. You can still write your own Dockerfile, but they are layered on our base image. MyBin
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    by Equiet 6y ago

    Thanks! Honest answer: it was faster to implement. Regular sign up via email should be coming soon.
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    by Equiet 6y ago

    Agreed. The way how I see it, it's not a core competency of a notebook though (it's important to keep the medium itself versatile enough), but of an extension. As you mentioned, there are some startups working exactly on this (thu
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    by Equiet 6y ago

    Thanks, fixing
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    Launch HN: Deepnote (YC S19) – A better data science notebook

    316 points by Equiet 6y ago|70 comments
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    Deepnote (YC S19) is hiring engineers to build the best data science notebook(deepnote.com)

    1 points by Equiet 6y ago
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    by Equiet 6y ago

    I'd try to frame it in a different way. I think the best way how to get someone excited about programming is to show them how to solve a problem they care about. Kids like to play games, so creating their own game is a problem they wil
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    by Equiet 6y ago

    Great work! I'm the founder of Deepnote ( https://deepnote.com/ ). We're working on a data science notebook (primarily focused on Python), happy to share what we've learned. I couldn't find any contact inf
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    by Equiet 6y ago

    No good reason, it's a bug, thanks for reporting. Deepnote is a data science notebook and we are capturing the up/down key events in the main app so that you can move inside the cells and also between the cells. This article is us
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    by Equiet 6y ago

    Of course, thanks for the suggestions. 1. I agree, but there is a reason for this. We'll soon be adding the ability to run/modify feature even without the need to sign up so the whole thing will go away. 2. Thanks! We are experime
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    by Equiet 6y ago

    Nice catch, will fix.
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    by Equiet 6y ago

    Hi, the author of Deepnote here, this is cool!
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    by Equiet 7y ago

    Deepnote | Prague, Czechia | Full Time | https://www.deepnote.com/ Deepnote is a better data science notebook. We work with JavaScript/TypeScript/React/Docker/Kubernetes/Jupyter to build infrastruct