martinzugnoni

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   by martinzugnoni 7y ago

   First, that will use 100% of the CPU quota assigned to your user, which is really small. Second, yes. The container will be killed after 10min unless we keep detecting activity of your user in the platform. So, basically the rule is: If we
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   by martinzugnoni 7y ago

   We were using Colab and Azure Notebooks before, but we found a few not covered requirements. For example: * We added a way for students to present their projects / analysis in an static blog-looking version of their notebooks. Here&#x2
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   by martinzugnoni 7y ago

   We might add bigger paid tiers later if we decide to support business usage of it. For now it's only educational and we can deal with the costs, even without the credits. Containers used are small and get shut down on inactivity. So, w
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   by martinzugnoni 7y ago

   That's a very good point. We wanted to make it super accessible for students using Jupyter. Also, we only support very small containers which of course don't have GPU. It's not mainly intended to be used for business, but for
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   by martinzugnoni 7y ago

   We got support of the local university at my city and we got a bunch of free credits at AWS. Costs are very low and we want to keep it that way so we can support the most students we can with a free access.
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   by martinzugnoni 7y ago

   My two cents: We've been recently working in a FREE hosted version of Jupyter Lab mainly intended for education. Feel free to check it out. https://notebooks.ai/ Would love to hear some feedback.