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From Geometry to Algebra and Back Again: 4000 Years of Papers (Talk Transcript)(jackrusher.com)
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by kvlr 5y ago
Hey! We're excited to finally open source Clerk. Clerk is a local-first notebook, built on top of regular Clojure namespaces. It can take a namespace like https://github.com/nextjournal/clerk/blob/fd79f75
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Nextjournal’s New Command Interface(nextjournal.com)
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What does it mean to buy a GIF?(jackrusher.com)
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by kvlr 6y ago
Hey, I’m a founder of Nextjournal and one of the authors of clojure-mode. Highly recommend checking out CodeMirror 6 [1], it’s really well done. On of the main benefits is its blazingly fast incremental parsing system called lezer [2], whic
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by kvlr 6y ago
Here’s a runnable version of this book https://nextjournal.com/try/plfa/Naturals
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by kvlr 6y ago
For our notebook format at Nextjournal we use an edn appendix to store metadata like results and environment (docker image). The user-edited content is just plain markdown, while also being runnable reproducibly. See [1] and run it at [2].
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by kvlr 6y ago
Hey HN, I'm one of the founders of Nextjournal. The `cm6=1` query param is a feature flag to enable our new Clojure code editor built on CodeMirror 6 [1] with lezer for fast incremental parsing. You can find the keybindings on [2], be
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by kvlr 6y ago
I used mmhmm today to record a quick demo [1] and think it works really well for that. I like the looks a lot more than the normal rectangular overlays in Zoom or ScreenFlow. [1] https://twitter.com/mkvlr/status/13
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The Dynamic Notebook(roadtoreality.substack.com)
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Russell's Paradox in Agda(nextjournal.com)
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by kvlr 7y ago
This is how runkit does it for nodejs and I think it’s working quite well for them. We (at Nextjournal) tried doing the same for other languages (Python, Julia, R) and felt that it didn’t work nearly as well. You often want to change a cell
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by kvlr 7y ago
Author here, I did run it a few times but you don’t have to take my word for it, you can rerun the notebook yourself if you sign up for Nextjournal and remix my notebook. Full disclosure: I’m also a Cofounder of Nextjournal. But I wouldn’t
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by kvlr 7y ago
Can't say if it does but at https://nextjournal.com we do. We also support running on GPUs.
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by kvlr 7y ago
TLDR: MongoDB
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by kvlr 7y ago
Ah nice, we do want to switch Nextjournal to Shenandoah eventually after reading http://clojure-goes-fast.com/blog/shenandoah-in-production/ So is graal polyglot already compatible with newer JDKs and it's ju
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A “petting zoo for code” makes studies easier to reproduce(natureindex.com)
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by kvlr 7y ago
What you're describing is close to our long-term vision for the platform. Having it be easy to use for non programmers but with the ability to customise things and always "peek under the hood" to see how things are built. Our
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by kvlr 7y ago
I haven't tried Domino Datalab myself so take this with a grain of salt. While data science is an obvious use case of literate programming, it's not the only one. I see the fundamental problem that needs to be addressed is one of
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by kvlr 7y ago
Yes, we certainly want to support a lot more languages in the future and it should be relatively easy to do as long as there's a Jupyter kernel (which is a lot). We also have a proof-of-concept PR where you can implement a runtime in a
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by kvlr 7y ago
Our standard instances at 3,75 GB of Ram and we keep a pool of three idle ones of those around. With the free account you can currently use larger instances of up to 16 GB of Ram and 1 Nvidia K80 GPU for free. If you sign up for the paid pl
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by kvlr 7y ago
oh and I was able to reproduce the comment issue and will look into it!
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by kvlr 7y ago
Awesome, happy to see that. Been wanting to play with crux anyway. Nextjournal runs on Clojure and Datomic and we use some of pack.alpha and aero from juxt, so thanks!
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by kvlr 7y ago
Hey, this sounds like something we'd want to look at, I don't think it's inherent to reproducibility. I think we should be truncating the output in this case. Please send us the notebook via the Help button that shows up when
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by kvlr 7y ago
While Colaboratory is built on top of Jupyter Nextjournal is not. We do support importing Jupyter notebooks and running Jupyter kernels, we also have our own runtime protocol. In Jupyter (and hence in Colaboratory) you normally have one run
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by kvlr 7y ago
for reference: https://nextjournal.com/r3tex/loss-landscape is the article he's talking about.
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by kvlr 7y ago
While I can't say anything definitive or give a timeline we do want to support research groups like yours. Ideally we'd be able to have our paid offering for companies using Nextjournal in private subsidize our open science/s
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by kvlr 7y ago
We currently don't enforce any limits on data storage and the largest singe file I know of is 110 GB. Ideally, we'd like our paid version to subsidize the open source/science version similar to how it works on GitHub.
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Launch: Nextjournal Public Beta(nextjournal.com)
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by kvlr 7y ago
I’m one of the founders of Nextjournal and I’m really excited that after almost three years in Private Beta we’re finally opening signups to everyone today! Nextjournal is a computational notebook platform and our goal is to make computatio

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