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by spot 11y ago
that's right, but Jupyter notebooks have just one language each, they don't facilitate polyglot programming.
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by spot 11y ago
Beaker Notebook provides a different model for working in Python and R. Instead of wrapping one language in the other, you get a notebook where cells can be either Python or R, fully native, and they can communicate with a shared object. T
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Beaker Notebook - http://BeakerNotebook.com - Fullstack Dev - onsite in NYC The Beaker team develops a web UI and IDE for statistical modeling, data analysis, and visualization. Beaker is open source, based on a modern Angular f
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by spot 11y ago
1) modern interface 2) polyglot architecture (multiple languages work together in the same notebook) 3) native electron version yes i am one of its developers. here's an example of working with Python and D3/JavaScript together:
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by spot 11y ago
try Beaker: http://BeakerNotebook.com we have a modern interface & the next release will have a dark color theme too, easily accessible from a menu item: https://twitter.com/beakernotebook/status/68
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Stephen Wolfram Aims to Democratize His Software(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
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by spot 11y ago
Agreed. It is often true that different parts of a problem are best solved in different languages. That's one reason we built Beaker and released it as open source: http://BeakerNotebook.com . Its polyglot architecture an
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The model-driven section (ability to write models, publish models, and for them to become the standard for public decision making) is important to me and I am working on solving it through the Beaker Notebook, an environment for data modeli
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by spot 11y ago
great movie. "the ladder" was more like a psychedelic though.
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yea the supercompilation stuff is very cool. there is a more accessible way to get many of the benefits of supercompilation using things more like type systems, including partial evaluation: http://www.ymeme.com/hackers-intr
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Thanks for the report. Yea it is not easy to install on linux unless you use the docker version. There are many dependencies and PPAs required in the script because it does everything . We are working on better linux packing and distribu
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by spot 11y ago
OK well it loads the backends the same way. Please raise by email or github.
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by spot 11y ago
Thanks. We don't have an all-in-one download, you have to install Python or R separately. But if you already have them, it should just work if they are in your PATH, and that path is setup by .bash_profile? Did you install the requi
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by spot 11y ago
totally agree and that's why we made Beaker: http://beakernotebook.com/ you can code in multiple languages in your noteobook, and they can all communicate, making it easy to go from Python to R to JavaScript, seamlessl
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by spot 11y ago
Can this work with Arq?
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by spot 11y ago
Beaker Notebook - http://BeakerNotebook.com | NYC | onsite fulltime fullstack The Beaker team develops a web UI and IDE for statistical modeling, data analysis, and visualization. Beaker is open source, based on a modern Angula
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by spot 11y ago
Beaker Notebook has much cleaner support for integrating d3 (or any JS lib) with Python or other languages: http://sharing.beakernotebook.com/gist/anonymous/e21582541d7... learn more at http://BeakerNot
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you have never seen good art?
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Beaker Notebook - Front End and Full Stack - NYC Onsite, Full Time The Beaker team develops a web UI and IDE for statistical modeling, data analysis, and visualization. Beaker is open source, based on a modern Angular/Bootstrap archit
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https://vimeo.com/29348533
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i don't see anything in that paper that wouldn't fit into a regular API. i did see a line that said the details of the VM were outside the scope of the paper. i would be happy to hear what in those details prevents this from bei
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Isn't this just a knockoff of Danny Rozin's mechanical mirrors? http://www.smoothware.com/danny/
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that doesn't sound right. here's the announcement of 1, over a month ago: https://www.reddit.com/r/announcements/comments/39bpam/remov...
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by spot 11y ago
yes i'm totally serious and i am still looking for the answer to my question connecting 1 to the rest of the events which you have outlined in greater detail.
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by spot 11y ago
I am trying to figure out what's happened here and having a lot of trouble. This is the first I heard about the shutdown of some hate subreddits. But how did that play into this? What I know: 1) victoria (and reddit management) shut
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by spot 11y ago
A simpler version of this idea (making an image A out of matching pieces of a set of images B) was implemented in the early 90s and released as open source: http://draves.org/fuse/
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Two Sigma Open Source - http://BeakerNotebook.com , http://TwoSigma.com - NYC The Beaker team develops a web UI for statistical modeling, data analysis, and visualization. Beaker is open source, based on a modern Ang
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Beaker allows you to run multiple languages in the same notebook and communicate between them (you can set a variable in one language and read it in another and it just works, magically). It is JavaScript-centric and can be scripted and ex
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Among many improvements, Beaker v1.3 has: Access to Spark clusters with PySpark and SparkR. Support for new languages Clojure and Kdb. A new editor for markdown and section headings that allows inline math, vim keybindings, and handles spec
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Beaker Notebook v1.3 released, includes PySpark and SparkR support etc.(beakernotebook.com)
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