smortaz

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   by smortaz 10y ago

   [msft] You are 100% correct that Jupyter (IPython formerly) has existed for a long time. We've been fans & partners with their core team for 6+ years. Our 1st interaction with the awesome Jupyter team was enabling it in Visual Stu
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   by smortaz 10y ago

   That's a great notebook! Thanks for sharing.
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   by smortaz 10y ago

   Hi hatmatrix - Currently it's primarily a hosted jupyter service - you can view with no login, or create/run if you login. It does not modify Jupyter itself in any significant way. We hope to add various features in the coming y
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   by smortaz 10y ago

   [msft] Yep. Check out Jupyter Lab which tries address other scenarios. A lightweight IDE with notebook, file, editor, windowing support: https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab
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   by smortaz 10y ago

   [msft] Guilty as charged. The GIF will be gone soon. Though it loads in < 1 sec for me (~20Mbps). Thanks!
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   by smortaz 10y ago

   [msft] Proper data support is coming. I believe it's meant as: if you upload a ton of data & seem to have abandoned it, it'll eventually go away. Admittedly vague, will be made more crisp in the faq. Thanks!
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   by smortaz 10y ago

   Hi folks - Thanks for taking a look at Azure notebooks. Here's some background info: What is it? It's an offshoot of Azure ML Studio which has Jupyter support. We asked the powers that be if we could also instantiate it also a
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   by smortaz 10y ago

   Thanks for feedback. We hope to keep iterating on the UI in the coming year. We'd love to improve it based on your suggestions (we're admittedly weak on that front). nbhelp@microsoft.com.
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   by smortaz 10y ago

   [msft] You are quite correct that the REPL/cell paradigm has its pluses & minuses. That's why the follow on (Jupyter Lab), is addressing many of these issues. Check out: https://github.com/jupyterlab/jup
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    by smortaz 10y ago

    As chupapuma said, we aren't UI folks and all feedback is welcome. We hope to update it gradually in the coming year :). The original UI was done by one of our summer interns. [EDIT] didn't want to make it sound like I'm bl
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    by smortaz 10y ago

    Hi! Proper data support is coming soon. For now, you can link directly to blobs, github, etc. [msft]
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    Visual Studio now has a Data Science focus(blogs.msdn.microsoft.com)

    2 points by smortaz 10y ago|0 comments
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    The New Data Science Workload in Visual Studio(blogs.msdn.microsoft.com)

    1 points by smortaz 10y ago|0 comments
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    by smortaz 10y ago

    On behalf of the Python team @ Microsoft: http://imgur.com/gallery/MWcxIMA Congrats! Python built into Windows 10, Azure CLI in Python, Python Tools for Visual Studio, Azure Jupyter Notebooks, ... exciting times for Py
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    by smortaz 10y ago

    Yep!
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    by smortaz 10y ago

    Definitely - hence 'better pianist' vs 'better composer' :)
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    by smortaz 10y ago

    Haven't read the article yet, but I hope they mention Charles Valentin Alkan. When Liszt heard him play, he declared he was a better pianist. That's saying something. Samples of his writing: https://youtu.be/QFXB
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    by smortaz 10y ago

    if you are on Windows and want to try R and don't mind preview software, check out: http://microsoft.github.io/RTVS-docs/
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    by smortaz 10y ago

    note that VS (PTVS) has a Jupyter mode. in tools/options for python, select ipython mode for repl: https://github.com/Microsoft/PTVS/wiki/Using-IPython-with-PT... note quite the cell by cell, markdown e
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    by smortaz 10y ago

    In case you use Visual Studio and want to write some R code, VS now has a free+oss plug-in for it: RTVS v0.4 video overview: https://youtu.be/k1_6XLyhHbo Docs: http://microsoft.github.io/RTVS-docs/
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    by smortaz 10y ago

    Pretty cool. Tried about 10 sentences and the suggested emojis were spot on. Nice write up.
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    by smortaz 10y ago

    there are several. we (microsoft) are also trying to get an api into cpython so that anyone can use to build JITs for python. our sample implementation is at: https://github.com/Microsoft/Pyjion pycon 2016 talk: htt
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    by smortaz 10y ago

    Microsoft | Redmond | Boston | not-remote Looking for devs passionate about dev & data scientist productivity: Work on a hosted Jupyter service (JS/linux/docker). Looking for senior web FE dev: http://notebooks.azu
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    by smortaz 10y ago

    perhaps hitting F5 instead of ctrl-F5 (run w/o debugging)?
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    by smortaz 10y ago

    oops, thx, fixed.
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    by smortaz 10y ago

    Here's a YT video that shows off the profiler in PTVS (warning - loud cowbells) edit: forgot link - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-KqkFkp55k
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    by smortaz 10y ago

    PTVS team lead here. it's coming, promise :) we're working on untangling all the VS-ness out of PTVS so it can run in the VSC environment. overall team is small & we've been busy doing RTVS, and Jupyter notebooks. hop
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    by smortaz 10y ago

    1. currently not a whole lot. perhaps its best feature is that it's part of the VS family, so in one IDE you get other langs like Python, C++, C#, etc. tho, a heavy IDE isn't everyone's cup of tea... 2. yes. VS comes with f
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    R Tools for Visual Studio v0.3 available for download(microsoft.github.io)

    12 points by smortaz 10y ago|6 comments
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    by smortaz 11y ago

    there's also Microsoft's effort: https://github.com/Microsoft/Pyjion [disclaimer]