carreau

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   by carreau 9y ago

   A solvent.
2. 182.▲
   by carreau 9y ago

   Just try on something like http://www.yopmail.com/ or https://www.mailinator.com/
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   by carreau 9y ago

   Jupyter/IPython dev here. 1) We are always supper happy to see commercial offers that integrate Jupyter – I see the HQ of Kyso is in SF, feel free to come see the Berkeley team. We're also be happy to come by SF to discuss ! 2) RT
4. 184.▲
   by carreau 9y ago

   But.. pandas uses numpy under the hood. If numpy is better and can offload some of the core functionality from pandas that will also benefit pandas right ?
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   by carreau 9y ago

   Just to note that if you know of anyone who is interested in working on NumPy and potentially to move to UC Berkeley then tell them they probably should contact Nathaniel – if NumPy got funding they'll likely hire developers/commu
6. 186.▲
   by carreau 9y ago

   <3
7. 187.▲
   by carreau 9y ago

   Does not matter. If it's incompatible with the OS it should say so and not crash.
8. 188.▲
   by carreau 9y ago

   Django.
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   by carreau 9y ago

   Please read the blogpost ( http://blog.jupyter.org/2017/04/19/release-of-ipython-6-0/ ) we went to great length to make sure that `pip install ipython` just install the right IPython. `pip install ipython`
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    by carreau 9y ago

    You are welcome. We hope to have more contribution and bring you more awesomeness. Already installing Jedi-dev will make things faster and complete more edge cases !
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    by carreau 9y ago

    Also instead of linking to the doc you might want to read the announce blog post: http://blog.jupyter.org/2017/04/19/release-of-ipython-6-0/
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    by carreau 9y ago

    Read the blog post http://blog.jupyter.org/2017/04/19/release-of-ipython-6-0/ it's IPython which drop support for 2.7 not Jupyter notebook (yet).
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    IPython 6.0 out, stop Python 2 support(blog.jupyter.org)

    22 points by carreau 9y ago|1 comments
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    by carreau 9y ago

    Can you at least wait for us to publish the release blogpost ?
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    by carreau 10y ago

    Reply to this plus 2 comments up. Hub spawns _servers_, not kernels. There are a lot of indirection layers, and indeed, being able to _view_ a notebook without starting a kernel is on the todo list. The multi user collaboration is in progre
16. 196.▲
    by carreau 10y ago

    You should get in contact with the mybinder.org crowd, they are low on manpower and are still looking for improvements.
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    by carreau 10y ago

    So you are asking for https://github.com/takluyver/nbexplode and https://github.com/ipython/ipynb respectively. There just not maintained enough to be in the core :-)
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    by carreau 10y ago

    I would look at atom's Hydrogen https://atom.io/packages/hydrogen
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    by carreau 10y ago

    Yes I know I'm one of the Jupyter dev :-) there is still a difference in notebook format and protocols. In that sens JupyterLab is not more compatible with Rstudio than the normal notebook.
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    by carreau 10y ago

    I think yuvi wrote the CHP on nginx ( https://github.com/yuvipanda/jupyterhub-nginx-chp ) when we first wrote CHP, node was the only viable solution to have a dynamic websocket proxy. Nowdays Go, or Python 3 with AsyncIO
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    by carreau 10y ago

    It would be great to sit with the Rstudio-notebooks developers and user and discuss how we could get the two platform to converge and be more interoperable. I guess both team have a lot on their plate, and we would need more manpower, but u
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    by carreau 10y ago

    Well you can commit from the UI: https://gab41.lab41.org/commit-and-push-to-github-from-jupyt... you just need to install the extension.
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    by carreau 10y ago

    Not really, you rarely have IDE designed to be around live-code. IDE are more meant to develop full-featured software. We are moving in this direction (as many users request it), but we still want to stay focus on Data Exploration.
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    by carreau 10y ago

    http://mybinder.org/ does that, as well as https://notebooks.azure.com/ – well this one is authenticated, but it's easy to get a microsoft live account, and it does not even needs to be validated so th
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    by carreau 10y ago

    See project like metakernel [1], in the end a kernel can be "just" controlling process that manage multiple language. So why you won't get "multiple kernel" you can get "one kernel with multiple language".
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    by carreau 10y ago

    the way some other repl improve this is by allowing to tab complete form latex definition. For EG: \habar<tab>, \pi<tab> or 8^2<tab> will expand to what you expect. This also allows for combining like F\vec<tab> of
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    The Continued Existence of the Emacs IPython Notebook(blog.jupyter.org)

    3 points by carreau 10y ago|1 comments
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    JupyterCon NYC, August 2017(blog.jupyter.org)

    5 points by carreau 10y ago|0 comments
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    by carreau 10y ago

    Sure of course there is value to curation. There is another problem these days with curation in that only "positive" and "new" result get publish. Which is sad, but is beyond the current scope. Though the current curatio
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    by carreau 10y ago

    Of course I _can_ publish to my own website, and I do, with my code in git, data available... etc. Though, even if _I_ am the author, I give away the rights of the final form, meaning that I am not allowed to publish the exact figures and f