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by po84 13y ago
This is great. I was just looking for a humane way to play with databases in IPython Notebook the other day. I was able to pull a sample of data from a DB into a Pandas dataframe with just a couple lines of code. Perfect.
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by po84 13y ago
IPython Notebook is my go-to environment for munging small to medium data. Admittedly, it's not for non-programmers, but for personal hacks and hobby projects, it's great having Pandas, SciPy, scikit-learn, etc. at my finger tips
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by po84 13y ago
I've heard "trackball rotation" but yep, you're spot on. To give an example, rotate both the unimproved and improved globes so you're facing Antarctica dead on. Then try dragging left and right. The improved is far
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by po84 13y ago
Two words: Torchwood Tower
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Ask HN: Package manager for boilerplate code?
1 points by po84 13y ago|0 comments
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by po84 14y ago
Very nice concept. I hadn't heard of SoundGecko. I'll need to check it out. Shameless plug of an old, but related, blog post: http://mindtrove.info/my-ipad-is-my-copilot/
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by po84 14y ago
You can import notebooks in other notebooks if you turn on the option to autosave your ipynb files as .py files too. 1. In ipython_notebook_config.py, set the following: # Save .py for each notebook for import elsewhere c.NotebookManager.sa
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by po84 14y ago
http://syntensity.com/static/espeak.html If you're looking for a client side solution, here's espeak compiled to JS using emscripten.
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by po84 15y ago
Microsoft's OS/2 Crush Plan makes a good read today. http://techrights.org/wiki/index.php/OS/2_Crush_Plan
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My iPad is My Co-Pilot(mindtrove.info)
2 points by po84 15y ago|0 comments