I've created a Jupyter Lite version of the #GLAMWorkbench's 'getting started' notebook. It shows you how Jupyter notebooks work, with live examples that download data from the NMA collection API. https://glam-workbench.net/getting-started-jlite/lab/index.html?path=using_jupyter_notebooks.ipynb
Jupyter Lite runs in your browser, so there's no waiting for Binder or any cloud service to start up. #GLAM #jupyter
Pete Metcalfe shows you how to create a Julia graphical user interface, micro-web server, and charting apps that communicate with Raspberry Pi hardware
https://www.makerspace-online.com/julia-programming-language-on-a-raspberry-pi/?utm_source=mms
#Julia #languages #RaspberryPi #hardware #SBC #programming #DataScience #AI #Jupyter #Python #GUI
Thank you to #Kone & Mai and Tor Nessling Foundations for supporting this work. A quantitative work like this would not be possible without a robust suite of FOSS tools. My thanks to the maintainers of #QGIS, #pandas, #geopandas, #duckdb, #dask, #statsmodels, #jupyter and many more!
2/2 The course is based on a #MOOC with #Jupyter Notebooks, videos, quizzes and case studies. "It's a very pragmatic approach, where we try to get students to question and understand where the ethical dimension lies" she says.
Videos: https://mediaspace.epfl.ch/channel/MOOC%2BResponsible%2BSoftware/54611
Notebook: https://gitlab.epfl.ch/responsiblesoftware/cs-290-responsible-software
Here's my #introduction long overdue!
Hi! I'm a software engineer during the day and #music #math #planners #stationery nerd during after hours :D
My interests:
- I play the guitar, now I'm moving to playing the bass guitar.
- #emacs and #orgmode. #lisp is growing on me.
- #machinelearning and #jupyter in general
- #statistics
- Mostly #manga nowadays and some #anime. And then I started to learn Japanese as a result.
- #drawing
- Recently got into #lockpicking and #locksport. Tried my hand at #bugbounty in the beginning of last year.
- #cooking
- #fashion
- #chess
I'm a big fan of #irc and #rss feeds as well. I like using Matrix too btw.
Better workaround! In the custom.css one can reference other CSS files from a URL:
@import url(“<url to the web font css> ”)
So, I did that and then changed settings in Theme/Notebook to specify a code font. (I had to change the font setting in Notebook, just changing the code-font… the theme settings did not work.)
I'd put the actual URL in there but I think then Mastodon would try to render a preview...
I was all set to write a blog post about how I finally got a custom font (Hack) working in #Jupyter with Safrai by adding the webfont to the .jupyter/custom/ folder ...
but while it worked on my VM at work yesterday (Linux), the same process is totally failing locally on my Mac.
Nothing in the custom folder is seen by the browser (it all 404s), except the custom.css file itself.
So, I had to set somewhat tediously four Stop the Madness Pro font rules using Hack web font links (regular, bold ,italic, bold italic). And at long last, I have Safari using Hack in jupyter.
Great news for the #GIS and #Jupyter communities! The ESA is funding a project by QuantStack and simula_research to bring collaborative editing to GIS workflows in JupyterLab. Let's explore new ways of working with geospatial data! 
https://blog.jupyter.org/jupytergis-d63b7adf9d0c
Hive mind, do you employ (unit) testing in data analysis scripts? If so, how and what are your best practices?
We frequently develop packages with unit testing. But equally often write "run-once" analysis scripts/notebooks. Those often contain functions and (more often) assumptions on loaded data but we rarely test/check these. This is something to improve but I wonder how others handle this.
Folks, I'm starting my post-#PhD job search low-key on the side while I write up my #thesis.
I have an odd collection of skills - #Linux, #Python, #Jupyter, #pandas, #DevRel, and I've done a lot of work in team leadership and management, and have led a multi-million $ not for profit in the past. Keynote speaker.
My speciality is #voice and #speech AI, more on the #ASR side with models like #Whisper.
I'm looking for something that harnesses all of these skills - and it will be a senior role with senior pay, given my experience, qualifications and proven capability. I have time and will be discerning about my next step.
Job titles that might fit here would be Senior Research Engineer, Engineering Lead, Lead AI Engineer or similar.
Looking for fully remote work, with one day a fortnight max in #Melbourne, AU. If you don't believe in #RemoteWork or #WFH, we're not a good fit.
Super keen on something full time rather than splitting my attention over multiple part-time roles.
Looking to start around August, so a fair amount of lead time.
Keen on organisations that have strong values alignment - #FAIR and #CARE data use, #EthicalAI, AI for social good.
No crypto, no web3, no deepfake stuff.
Check out my LinkedIn for more info on my background:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/kathyreid/
Did you miss my online presentation “AI: How to Jump In Right Away?” You can now watch the recording, download my slides, *and* install the Jupyter Notebook so you can run the code yourself and start building!
#AI #ArtificialIntelligence #Austin #AustinTX #video #Python #Jupyter #programming
That AI knowledge! That cool office! That buttery-smooth radio voice! It’s Yours Truly’s “AI: How to Jump In Right Away” presentation for The Austin Forum on Technology & Society, now on YouTube!
Here’s the link to the YouTube video; description and link to the slides is in the follow-up posts: (1/3)
#AI #ArtificialIntelligence #Austin #AustinTX #video #Python #Jupyter #programming
Jupyter notebooks in 2024 is still not accessible.
In his #PyCascades talk, Venkatesh Potluri (who is blind) noted that popular Python libraries like matplotlib etc still can't embed alt text.
He made a patch for it, but the notebooks still don't pick up alt text.
If you are curious about the MISP playbooks , @cudeso did an introduction at Infosec Jupyterthon 2024 conference.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2lqbH1m9yKo&t=7193s
https://github.com/MISP/misp-playbooks
#jupyter #jupyternotebooks #infosec #misp #threatintelligence #Jupyterthon #cti #threatintel #opensource
A few weeks ago I asked about fixing a #Jupyter notebook. It's fixed now, and also nicer code. Run financial simulations with sliders for variables: https://nedbatchelder.com/blog/202402/updated_multiparameter_interactive_jupyter_notebook.html
I have a #Jupyter notebook with interactive widgets that worked a few years ago, and now complains "No artists with labels found to put in legend." I am a #matplotlib newb and don't know what I'm doing wrong. The last cell has the error: https://github.com/nedbat/broken-notebook/blob/main/Simplifed_Retirement.ipynb
