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by smortaz 8y ago
See my note elsewhere in the thread. This was summer student project. Not sure why the blog was posted so late...
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by smortaz 8y ago
FYI - This was one of the two Cambridge University projects that was done with our team last summer. I'm not sure why the report came out this late. Both were well done, especially considering the learning curve and duration. The 1st
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by smortaz 8y ago
https://notebooks.azure.com (python, r, f#)
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by smortaz 8y ago
Fantastic idea. I've been doing this for various musicians & stage actors (free) for a few years and it's been very rewarding.
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by smortaz 8y ago
On that last bit - pairing socks: finally threw out 50+ multi-colored pairs and bought 20 in just two colors. All get dumped into one bin after drying. Three blind pulls guarantees a matched pair. Nice timesaver.
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by smortaz 8y ago
Very nice. There's also this (copy/pasting): If you want to try F# w/o any installation, try it in Jupyter on Azure Notebooks: https://notebooks.azure.com/Microsoft/libraries/samples/html... B
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by smortaz 8y ago
If you want to try F# w/o any installation, try it in Jupyter on Azure Notebooks: https://notebooks.azure.com/Microsoft/libraries/samples/html... Browse w/o loggin in, or if you want to edit/ru
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by smortaz 8y ago
Yep. If I had a time machine some of the first stops would include dropping off some meds for Chopin, Mozart, Schubert, Pergolesi, ...
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PyCon 2018 recap from msft(blogs.msdn.microsoft.com)
3 points by smortaz 8y ago|0 comments
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by smortaz 8y ago
A huge congrats from Azure Notebooks which is entirely built around Jupyter. We actually started way before that by connecting the visual studio REPL to Jupyter and the whole experience (technically and people) has been delightful.
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by smortaz 8y ago
Microsoft | Senior Engineers (Back End / Front End)| FULL-TIME ONSITE+REMOTE | VISA Hi Folks - Eng lead for Python Tools teams at Microsoft. I'm looking to hire 4 devs during the next 2 months for Azure Notebooks - basically Jupy
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by smortaz 8y ago
Yep, tried that too... but admittedly the sound very similar. I keep getting "I'll of dogs" and "I love dogs".
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by smortaz 8y ago
Ah! Makes total sense now.
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by smortaz 8y ago
On a separate note, I have yet to get Siri to transcribe "Isle of Dogs" correctly. It's always "I love dogs" which is quite ok by me :).
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by smortaz 8y ago
MyBinder is great. As well as cocalc and sagemath. There's also https://notebooks.azure.com which is a free hosting of Jupyter notebooks. You get a linux/docker container w a Terminal, Anaconda, etc. Check out jakevp&
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by smortaz 9y ago
Hi sorry about the confusion - basically it means you can work either on site at Redmond or Remote. But preference is for Redmond (all else being equal...)
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by smortaz 9y ago
Folks - the 2nd link for VSC ( https://careers.microsoft.com/us/en/job/390321/Software-Engi... ) is incorrect. Can't edit the post unfortunately. The short job description is for a dev to work dire
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by smortaz 9y ago
Microsoft | Senior Engineers (Back End / Front End / IDE)| Redmond, WA* | FULL-TIME ONSITE+REMOTE VISA Hi Folks - Eng lead for Python Tools teams at Microsoft. Passionate about dev tools and developer productivity? Then this migh
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by smortaz 9y ago
congrats & thanks! would be great to have these as jupyter notebooks as well.
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by smortaz 9y ago
Thanks for the write up! BTW, this would make a great Jupyter notebook (with the text, graphics, code).
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by smortaz 9y ago
Looks great! Uploaded to https://notebooks.azure.com/smortaz/libraries/hvasslab-TF-tu... ready to clone & run...
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by smortaz 9y ago
Microsoft | 1 Dev for VS Code | Redmond* | Full-time Our team builds tooling for Python developers: https://www.visualstudio.com/vs/python https://notebooks.azure.com https://code.visualstudio.co
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by smortaz 9y ago
Thanks pjmlp! Just a note of clarification. There are two "visual studio"s: https://www.visualstudio.com/vs/python/ This is the classic Visual Studio & runs on Windows only, is a full featured IDE a
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by smortaz 9y ago
On behalf of Azure Notebooks team, a huge congrats to the team! If you like to try it, pick any of your libraries, right click and select “open in JupyterLab”.
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by smortaz 9y ago
FYI, this isn’t Visual Studio, but VS Code, with the Python support enabled. The latter is a lightweight crossplat editor++.
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VS Code in Anaconda Distribution 5.1(anaconda.com)
50 points by smortaz 9y ago|6 comments
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Visual Studio Code is now shipping with Anaconda(blogs.msdn.microsoft.com)
8 points by smortaz 9y ago|0 comments
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by smortaz 9y ago
This is fantastic & a huge congrats from the Azure Notebooks team!
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by smortaz 9y ago
Thanks for the great demo! Uploaded to Azure Notebooks in case anyone wants to run/play/edit... https://notebooks.azure.com/smortaz/libraries/Demo-DeepReinf... Click Clone to get your own copy, then Run
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Spectre mitigations in MSFT VC++ compiler(blogs.msdn.microsoft.com)
7 points by smortaz 9y ago|1 comments

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