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   by carreau 8y ago

   Ok, Great, i saw the other comment, JupyterHub is about to be released in version 0.9 – so if there are changes you like to go in, there is still some time. Feel free to send PR that add Canvas to the list of known Authenticators[1] for oth
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   by carreau 8y ago

   There is a lot of work on the jupyterhub organization that provide custom authenticator (GitHub, laugh) feel free to reach out if you want to migrate your work there. Curious also why the existing GitHub Oauth did not work for you.
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   by carreau 8y ago

   Cutting access in Europe does not solve anything. I'm living in US but I am European. Thus I can visit any of the above listed website they are processing my data, and GDPR applies to me. So they are not complying and I could file a co
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   by carreau 8y ago

   Internal state is often a problem, look at project like stichfix nodebook, and dataflow kernels, they make things a bit easier by re-executing cells. On of the issue is you always have internal state as soon as you interact with a data sour
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   by carreau 8y ago

   Thanks for your comment. One of the next focus area, where we are looking for funding and help, is making sure the right restrictions and permissions are in place. We probably will put that in the context of GDPR/HIPPA/FERPA and
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   by carreau 8y ago

   Different system and requirement need different tools, if you prefer text editor. Depending on your preference look at Emacs IPython Notebook, the Jupyter VS-Code extension, or Atom Hydrogen. That will basically let you select chunk of code
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   by carreau 8y ago

   nbime can help ! NoteBook DIff and MErge. https://github.com/jupyter/nbdime
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   by carreau 8y ago

   Good news ! It exists ! It's called Jupyter ! Just install one of the non-python kernels[1], for example the Ruby one [2], and create a new Ruby Notebook ! 1: https://github.com/jupyter/jupyter/wiki/Jupyt
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   by carreau 8y ago

   Sure. We have team member across the bay in Berkeley, we can also cross over to see you or vice versa.
10. 130.▲
    by carreau 8y ago

    XKCD Galilean moons. https://xkcd.com/1300/ Congrats BTW.
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    by carreau 8y ago

    Though the current notebook is the 6th prototype, so there've been quite some work before actually being made "public". Hope the notebook didn't distract you too much from your PhD !
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    by carreau 8y ago

    Thanks, we love GitLab as well ! Would appreciate to have your feedback on how to make integration easier and get productive and constructive discussion. Will we see GitLab at JupyterCon this august in NY ?
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    by carreau 8y ago

    As we say in the blog post, the Jupyter Name has been around only since 2014, but the work started in 2001. So 17 years is a good check of time !
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    by carreau 8y ago

    Trying to register via google domain says "Google Domains does not support the .APP ending". Is that on purpose (Google domain is listed on get.app as compatible) ? A cache issue ?
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    by carreau 8y ago

    Sorry it's my job to nitpick. IPython is upper case I and P. We don't want to upset the fruit giant.
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    by carreau 8y ago

    Grant usually differ from US taxes. And AFAICT, Jupyter received no money from govt source. Jupyter is not GPL but MIT, and volunteering is rarely about credit.
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    by carreau 8y ago

    Fun fact, as far as the Jupyter team can tell, there are more full time Dev on Jupyter than CPython. Also pretty excited that bumpy recently got funding for 2 full time Dev that will work at UC BIDS!
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    by carreau 8y ago

    Sorry, Fernando as well as all the contributors are included in the "we, the Jupyter team". I did not start to mention individuals otherwise the list would be really long. I would encourage people to look at (at minimum) the steer
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    by carreau 8y ago

    > it's free Well for you maybe – and we strongly believe it should be – but it's built on top of thousand of volunteers hours, grants money (Thanks Sloan, Helmsley, Moore) and donation from companies (Anaconda, microsoft...) a
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    by carreau 8y ago

    Thanks for your feedback, Mathematica has indeed millions of $ to provide more features and advertise them, and Jupyter have only a few full time devs that probably do not advertise enough its features: 1) Binder makes that a git push away
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    by carreau 9y ago

    s/iPython/IPython/g otherwise it looks like an Apple product :-)
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    by carreau 9y ago

    There are a couple of issues about that, a bit scattered around. And many moving pieces. I agree that a proxy would be a nice thing, and IIRC someone made a prototype. This also hook into the JupyterLab "StateDB"/"modeld
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    by carreau 9y ago

    Unfortunately Google retired the Google Drive API, so you can't create new application the use RT. So while it works, there is no point in releasing it.
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    by carreau 9y ago

    Read this: https://zero-to-jupyterhub.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ then see the "Customization Guide" section has a instruction on how to setup lab by default.
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    by carreau 9y ago

    Probably, though that might lead to inconsistent state. There are a lot that could be done, like actually recording the messages and replaying them, or broadcast to have for example a live "static view" when peer programming. But
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    by carreau 9y ago

    The notebook server have "contents managers" which decide how notebooks get stored. It is perfectly possible to write what you request, and some users have done it: https://github.com/aaren/notedown here with
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    by carreau 9y ago

    If you update the `notebook` package there should be a workaround. Messages will be buffered on server-side until a client reconnect. It is still not perfect, but get part of the way. One long term plan is to have server-side model (not sur
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    by carreau 9y ago

    What you can do is the opposite, run Python as the main language and integrate with other. There are demos around of notebook with multiple languages. Old example I wrote: Python, R, Rust, C, Cython, Julia and Fortran all calling each other
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    by carreau 9y ago

    It does render the all doc (at least for notebook) IIRC, but that an implementation choice. As long as there is a model somewhere it could only render what's visible. Note that almost all the rendering is - for JupyterLab – client side
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    by carreau 9y ago

    We don't have enough Julia developers involved ! It would be great to have more feedback and patches !