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Hi, not directly within the free Azure Notebooks service, however, we do have: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/hdinsight/ which is a paid service with its own Jupyter notebook support. You can aut
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From a sister group at msft: you can load & run the notebooks using https://notebooks.azure.com . When you create a Library, select +New from GitHub and enter the above path. It’s free, but no gpu support :(.
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BTW, if there are other book authors that want to publish here, please feel free to do so! Also if you have a github repo and want to make it easily runnable, you can place a badge on your repo like this: https://notebooks.azure.
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That is the source material for the book. It was loaded by Jake to Azure Notebooks. You can load any github repo by creating a Library (a repo basically), and +New / Load from github. It'll load the notebooks, data, etc. You can
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Hi folks! we're getting the HN Hug [edit:Fixed]. If you want to check out the book, while we fix the issue, you can go to: https://notebooks.azure.com Then on the top "Featured" carousel click the link for Jake&
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“Run” the Python Data Science Handbook in your browser
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“RUN” Jakevdp's Data Science Book Online
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one improvement to the current piano music notation is making both staves start/end on the same notes. ie, EGBDF for both. right now a student learns the "right hand" / treble staff to be EGBDF... you'll mentally
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Relevant: if you want run their actual code via your browser, check out their jupyter notebooks: https://notebooks.azure.com/roywilliams/libraries/LIGOOpenSc... Click View to read or Clone to make your own copy an
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Microsoft | 3 devs for VS Code for Python+R support | Redmond mostly | Full-time Our team builds tooling for Python and R developers: https://www.visualstudio.com/vs/python/ , https://www.visualstudio.co
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Note that the integration is in VS Code, the lightweight Editor++ which is cross-platform. In general most of the AI/ML related work has been & will likely be cross-plat. [disclaimer - microsoft]
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Study summary in one picture :) https://iwsmt-content-ok2nbdvvyp8jbrhdp.stackpathdns.com/525...
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Not stupid at all. They UI can certainly improve, suggestions welcome :). 1. Sign in (top right) 2. Click "Get Started" to clone existing sample Library of notebooks - (a library is like a Project or Repo) 3. Click clone - this w
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Hi. My team basically runs the service - we don't provide much content. We rely on other domain experts to do that. We'll soon start highlighting some great notebooks on the front page however, especially ML related.
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Very nice! Please consider uploading it to Http://notebooks.azure.com It's a free service for running and sharing Jupyter notebooks. That way the can run it immediately w/on installing anything (has anaconda). Lots of te
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Uhhh... there's already a radd.it which is a nice viewer for reddit videos. people might get confused (or are these related?) update: radd.it just shutdown. hmmm...
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If you want to look at the data and run their code w/o installing any software, check out their ready to view/run Jupyter notebooks: https://notebooks.azure.com/losc/libraries/tutorials 1. click on a not
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If you havent tried CNTK and want to get an overview w/o installing anything, try: https://notebooks.azure.com/cntk/libraries/tutorials Cheers.
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We [msft python team] tried to get PyPy some funding, but it didn't go very far. I'll keep trying. We've also started this project to enable jitting for CPython: https://github.com/Microsoft/Pyjion The
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Nice. This could use a 5 min video to show the flow + value-prop...
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in case you'd like to get a quick intro to the language w/o installing anything, check out their jupyter notebook here which you can clone & run: https://notebooks.azure.com/Microsoft/libraries/fsharp
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FYI - if you want to check out the data, the code, even an audio of the wave checkout: https://notebooks.azure.com/roywilliams/libraries/LIGOOpenSc... It's a Jupyter notebook that anyone can clone and run. [e
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/team lead/ IANAL - but note that we also have Microsoft R (and enhanced version of CRAN R) which provides local multi-threading, and cluster level parallelization + distributed memory support. It and the stock R interpreter have
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Hi - * It's possible - Anaconda comes with an MKL enhanced version of its math libs. * There are multiple VMs, and each VMs hold multiple docker containers, one for each Library/user (library == collection of notebooks) * Right no
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Your concern is valid. One easy way to avoid depending on a particular cloud's APIs is to either wrap them with your own, or just grab data from other neutral locations, such as github using !wget, requests, etc. There are pluses/
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Nice to see this on HN! For folks that don't know what this is... it's a free hosted Jupyter service, provided as a "thank you" to the Python, Jupyter, and general OSS community by the Microsoft Python team. Regarding t
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Also, click on the Jupyter logo, then Select New, then Terminal, and you get a full bash prompt into your instance.
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How Powerful Are Microsoft's Azure Notebooks?
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Very nice. Suggestion: Would be great to put the Jupyter notebooks on https://notebooks.azure.com so we can actually run/edit/play with them. Zot!
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/team lead/ Unfortunately VS for Mac currently doesn't support Python or R (the two languages our team supports). However, if you are interested, please file the request on uservocie - that really helps us convince mgmt. Mea
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