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by carreau 10y ago
It's good to see this. As a single researcher it's hard to have an impact and force yourself not to publish to these journals when you have the chance to. But it's horrifying to see that often you even have to pay an extra fe
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by carreau 10y ago
Well someone have started to hack these camera to display a message to the owners: http://www.insecam.org/en/view/402371/ In case it get's fixed this one now says "everone can watch your home, reset
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by carreau 10y ago
I think it was perfectly reasonable to grab the domain name as it could have been squatted by anybody else who would have been aware of this name. Just the fact that it resolves is/was problematic.
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by carreau 10y ago
William is looking to be hired by buzzfeed I guess. “take the domain name down immediately, and see what's happen after...”
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by carreau 10y ago
Technically there is also a (legal) issue with the IPython name and the proximity with `Python` trademark , where the IPython team have an exceptional authorisation, under continuous approval to use the name under some restrictiv
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by carreau 10y ago
That's a terminal preference. E.G: iterm> Preference > Text > Blink Cursor -> uncheck it. Tada !
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by carreau 10y ago
Yes, please read the release notes.
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by carreau 10y ago
No, `!command` only work on assignment. Please read http://ipython.readthedocs.io/en/stable/interactive/tutorial... See tutos like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xe_ATRmw0KM , most of what
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by carreau 10y ago
No, not really, When you start a notebook, you could have an IPython 6 - Python 3 kernel, OR an IPython 5 - Python 2 kernel. But Notebook & Jupyter != IPython
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by carreau 10y ago
Making new release of Open-Source & free library python 3 only does not prevent your clients to still use the old versions. Those will never become incompatible. If the want longer support they then can consider giving some money to the
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by carreau 10y ago
Good point. I'll ping authors to update page with dates.
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by carreau 10y ago
Nice thing with open source, is you "just" open an issue on GitHub: https://github.com/jupyter/jupyter/issues/139 , and it's fixed soon after. These are design issues we become blind to after w
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by carreau 11y ago
editing does not either imply running code. Markdown cells could be easily edited without a running kernel.
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by carreau 11y ago
you cannot work on it yet .
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by carreau 12y ago
Sorry about the notebook format change. Did you loose work? Conversion should be handled for you, if not it is a bug, we can fix it on 3.1. We would be happy to get more feedback on your writing process and your need, feel free to directly
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by carreau 12y ago
You mean like that : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_JZFSFR6Yeo ? (link to code in youtube description)
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by carreau 12y ago
I wrote a IPython kernel so that you can mochi in your notebooks. source: https://github.com/Carreau/mochi-kernel and example: http://nbviewer.ipython.org/github/carreau/mochi-kernel/blob
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by carreau 12y ago
Yeah, even more people dropping random patches, going away and not responding to questions. I would prefer people doing 1 pull request and taking care of it (test, docs) than getting 24 useless pull request. I had some pretty toxic behaviou
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by carreau 12y ago
(One of IPython dev here) Having better integration with IPython would be super meet. Will be happy to provide help and get feedback on API. Using ZMQ API could allow to use this with our Julia, ruby, Haskell... Backends! Would be happy to
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by carreau 12y ago
Should be a matter of configuring IPython default profile to run your lang of choice (ie one line config). Though syntactic coloration and rest won't match but execution will.
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by carreau 12y ago
there are actually 15+ kernels https://github.com/ipython/ipython/wiki/Projects-using-IPyth...
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by carreau 13y ago
Hopefully you can try Haskell without leaving your favorite environment (IPython notebook), since there is now a haskell kernel ( https://github.com/gibiansky/IHaskell )
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by carreau 13y ago
Congratulation to all of you, thrilled to see all the new improvement that will arrive in next version !
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by carreau 13y ago
That's really amazing, I think I can speek for the all IPython team by saying that we are Really happy with this. We've cross a few authors that were writing books for O’Reilly with IPython Notebooks in the last few month and
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by carreau 13y ago
You could have linked to real announcement : http://mail.scipy.org/pipermail/ipython-dev/2013-August/0121...
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by carreau 13y ago
Amazing how people achieve to put an uppercase I to IJulia, but not IPython! :-)
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by carreau 13y ago
Will do, but usually the link contains `dev` prefix, the root of the doc says `1.0.0a`. We never link directly from main web site to dev doc; You have to manually enter the dev docs. It is still a lot of protection. We'll try to add a
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by carreau 13y ago
Please, this is an alpha. There are still things to polish even after a long week of hacking all together in berkley. Try not Tweet and CO. that it has been released, warn people that this is an alpha . But we gladly accept feedback (and
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by carreau 14y ago
AS I reply to another comment it is possible and on it's way. for ruby cf https://github.com/ipython/ipython/pull/2643 and Julia https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/issues/1330
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by carreau 14y ago
Hi, The notebook does not care wether or not the language is python,ruby.. or else. As we are mainly python developer the notebook is known for it's python bindings, but the ability to run ruby code is on its way. Cf instruction here https

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