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by carreau 9y ago
Complementary ! We love R-Studio (and JupyterHub can run R-Studio). R-Studio is still more tightly integrated with R, but we are progressing. It would be great to have community plugins that make R-Studio able to open Jupyter files, and Jup
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by carreau 9y ago
Yes.
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by carreau 9y ago
No support does not mean that it won't work. As this is an open-source and free tool, the support is announced only for the publicly available code which is regularly tested and fixed. Now if a company want to pitch in, and sell IE&#x2
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by carreau 9y ago
Didn't meant to imply you were critical, sorry if it's how I expressed myself. Just trying to explain what did not ended in the blog post. Thanks!
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by carreau 9y ago
Much love from the Jupyter Team to the Azure Notebook team !
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by carreau 9y ago
First of all these are not "official" (hence why it's a different organisation on GitHub) and all is maintained by community. It will take some time to port all the existing extensions, but the good news is that JupyterLab ha
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by carreau 9y ago
That's why Jupyter support more than 60 languages ( https://github.com/jupyter/jupyter/wiki/Jupyter-kernels ) which language did you had in mind ?
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by carreau 9y ago
Yes, it may already be, but an older version. It will be on cada-forge at least ( https://conda-forge.org/ ) but it may take a few hours to appear.
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by carreau 9y ago
To JupyterLab, yes it's working but google retired the real-time API, so the project have seen some delay as we are reimplementing the Backend server where we were hoping to use Google Drive. CoCalc (ex sagemath cloud) already have re
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by carreau 9y ago
Haha, don't worry the Python side is still quite active, and IPython is still evolving. JupyterLab is (so far) only a new UI. It still connects to all the kernels via the same protocol in the back, and we were not willing to change bot
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by carreau 9y ago
Oh ! Thanks, we'll try to fix that ! BTW we're not a company, but sponsored by a non profit, academics and volunteers mostly.
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by carreau 9y ago
Debugging story has not changed. The core team is in discussions with some large company to get funding and work on debugging protocol and collaborate.
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by carreau 9y ago
Yes, when you created a GH account, you read and accepted the TOS, which enforce your project must be forkable.
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by carreau 9y ago
See the post on the Jupyter blog for more context which has a section on xeus : https://blog.jupyter.org/interactive-workflows-for-c-with-ju...
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Timeouts and cancellation for humans(vorpus.org)
5 points by carreau 9y ago|0 comments
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by carreau 9y ago
See pre-emptible as something that should only run jobs that can be re-schedule. You don't save what you're doing; you close all that can be closed and mark all tasks that have to be re-done. If you are 3 minutes in a task that ta
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by carreau 9y ago
Yes, I'm on Mac OS so that's likely it, and the server I was trying had no X anyway. Thanks for investigating.
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by carreau 9y ago
That is a nice hack thanks! Though it is not really portable to all OS, and AFAIU not working if you ssh to a remote host ! It may give a potential way to work partially around that limitation. I feel like an actual push/pop solution
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by carreau 9y ago
Yes I'm aware of the ansinescape sequence to _set_ the termtitle. But you can't _restore_ previous termtitle without knowing them (or existing current program). In my case with IPython I want a termtitle that say "busy"
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by carreau 9y ago
Hate the fact that you can cannot revert the termtitle to it's previous value. A mechanisme like push/pop titles would be more convenient. Anchoring metadata to some text (like <a> links in HTML) for terminal emulator to und
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Jupyter: Binder 2.0, a Tech Guide(blog.jupyter.org)
1 points by carreau 9y ago|0 comments
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by carreau 9y ago
If there is a Java/Scala kernel for Jupyter, then Yes. Even if not, we managed to get RStudio to work on that so there is hope for <your preferred environment>. I would reach out to github.com/jupyterhub/binderhub (you
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by carreau 9y ago
`!pip install numpy` in a notebook, or "new" > "terminal" and you have a shell...
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by carreau 9y ago
Technically No, they are just rendered on GitHub (using nbconvert internally, so more like nbviewer.org). What you see on GH is the result of last run by Peter (which may be forged, or out of date). But thanks for pointing it out.
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by carreau 9y ago
You can run these notebooks for free in the cloud (on MyBinder.org provided by the Jupyter team). Just head there: https://mybinder.org/v2/gh/norvig/pytudes/master You may need to `pip install numpy`. Wa
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by carreau 9y ago
Spoilers! Remember the spoiler rules: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8IAhI-B6UU (apparently you are fine). Winter is here.
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by carreau 9y ago
We all know that beyond the wall of ice is the Night King and the army of the dead.
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by carreau 9y ago
IPython is uppercase I. We don't charge $999 for IPython X :-)
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by carreau 9y ago
Well actually... https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab-google-drive
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by carreau 9y ago
And the Soon-to-be-released jupyterlab already have google-rt-collaboration plugin https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab-google-drive

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