jasongrout

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by jasongrout 9mo ago
FYI, for a while now you can mark any Zulip channel as public, which means the chat history for that channel does not require a login to view. See https://zulip.com/help/public-access-option for more details.
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MathJax v4.0.0 Now Available(mathjax.org)
3 points by jasongrout 1y ago|2 comments
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by jasongrout 2y ago
I've been wanting to generate a calendar of weeks similar to this recently. Here is a lualatex file that will generate such a calendar: https://github.com/jasongrout/weekcalendar
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by jasongrout 2y ago
Nice. Bundling everything together was how JupyterLab used to work before version 3, but it required a compilation step to install extensions, which made it inconvenient for users. With JupyterLab 3 (and maybe 4?), if I recall correctly, yo
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by jasongrout 2y ago
It originated at Bloomberg in a quant research group, hence the "bq".
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by jasongrout 2y ago
What do you use to map midi commands to keystrokes?
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by jasongrout 3y ago
Another data point: My wife's grandparents have 10 children, 81 grandchildren (mostly adults), and around 300 and counting great-grandchildren. It's wonderful! When we go on trips around the U.S., we are almost always staying with
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by jasongrout 3y ago
As an example, if you want to see what these sorts of things look like, Databricks open-sourced an instruction fine-tuning dataset sourced from their employees: https://huggingface.co/datasets/databricks/databricks
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by jasongrout 3y ago
That's an interesting contrast to the Proof School ( https://www.proofschool.org/ ), a private school also in San Francisco, which is the best 6-12th grade math environment for kids who love math that I've ever seen
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by jasongrout 4y ago
If it's gum recession, you could try talking to a periodontist about a gum graft.
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by jasongrout 8y ago
From the announcement in the linked page: >> Python 3.6.8 is planned to be the last bugfix release of Python 3.6. Per our support policy, we plan to provide security fixes for Python 3.6 as needed through 2021, five years following it
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by jasongrout 8y ago
I pronounce it like the planet, and everyone else I've met in Jupyter leadership (including Fernando and Brian) also pronounce it like the planet.
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by jasongrout 8y ago
We would love to hear what you like about Rmarkdown and Sweave. Jupyter tooling is always improving, and we are very interested in engaging with users about their needs, and helping grow the ecosystem to be able to address those.
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by jasongrout 9y ago
There are definitely more optimizations planned in the future. The optimizations that happened in the last few weeks took it down from tens of seconds to open and deal with large notebooks.
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by jasongrout 9y ago
> How do I start a terminal-based REPL/shell that is sharing the same kernel as the notebook? (Relevant to text editors, because this might be for example an ipython shell running inside emacs, allowing me to easily evaluate fragmen
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by jasongrout 9y ago
Please try again. We had some drastic speedups with notebooks, particularly on Firefox, in the last few weeks.
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by jasongrout 9y ago
I'm teaching someone to code right now on the Raspberry Pi, and JupyterLab is working far better for us than IDLE or a separate text file and terminal. We use the workflow described in http://jupyterlab.readthedocs.io/e
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by jasongrout 9y ago
We should disambiguate the term "jupyter notebook" here. Jupyter notebooks, as documents that contain code, markdown, math, widgets, etc., are a central feature of JupyterLab. Jupyter notebooks are not going away, and are getting
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by jasongrout 9y ago
Using python in an editor next to an ipython console is exactly the sort of workflow that JupyterLab supports. See https://jupyterlab.readthedocs.io/en/stable/user/documents_k... for a walk-through of how thi
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by jasongrout 9y ago
Please try it again. In the last few weeks we've made some changes that drastically sped up things in Firefox, and we have plans for more changes in the pipeline. See https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/p
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by jasongrout 9y ago
Another possibility for interactively manipulating maps is the ipyleaflet Jupyter widget library: https://github.com/ellisonbg/ipyleaflet . See examples of notebooks at https://github.com/ellisonbg/
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by jasongrout 9y ago
One of the best curriculums I've seen for children (grades 2-5) learning math is the Beast Academy series: https://beastacademy.com/ They have challenging problems that emphasize basic and advanced concepts in a variet
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by jasongrout 9y ago
https://github.com/QuantStack/xeus is an (in-development) implementation of the Jupyter protocol in C++, which lets you do kernel computation in any number of libraries that expose an API you can use from C++. Is that
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by jasongrout 9y ago
Here is another one in development: https://github.com/QuantStack/xeus-cling
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by jasongrout 9y ago
Another library to look at these days in this area is Altair ( https://altair-viz.github.io/ ), which is based on the vega spec.
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by jasongrout 9y ago
Are there good groups in Louisville, KY, for adults wanting to learn how to do software development (or more generally, enter the tech industry)? Does anyone know of any good online resources for adults along these lines? I know about a num
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by jasongrout 9y ago
We're going to be exploring building dashboarding solutions more with JupyterLab. See https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/issues/1640 for some of our current discussion. That said, the deployment is
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by jasongrout 10y ago
Awesome! Congratulations! FYI, if you are trying to use this with Webpack and Webpack's css-loader, you'll probably run into the problem noted at https://github.com/Leaflet/Leaflet/issues/4849 .
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LuaTeX 1.0.0(tug.org)
203 points by jasongrout 10y ago|49 comments
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by jasongrout 10y ago
Yes, I'm sorry it was phrased as "immediately", which was unnecessarily harsh.

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