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I've been thinking a lot lately about this particular example of what it's like to have once worked for a crappy boss with a selective memory.

@mur2501 my sex toys are a mystery box subscription and i recieve them once a week.. so now ill have like 3 boxes arriving all at once... so for the next few weeks I might be slow to respond on qoto

Productivity tip: Assume everyone is an idiot.

inb4 yea you are probably an idiot as well, but at least you can effect that.

@conatus They know you are not going to die (if you were the insurance company would loose money).. now when the insurance ads stop THEN you should get scared :)

So the Jupyter Labs container I shared with everyone yesterday has undergone some improvements I wanted to share, namely, it now supports 7 different languages rather than just 4: Python3, ruby, julia, Rust, R, Haskell, and Javascript.

In case you are unfamiliar Jupyter Labs is a way to write notebooks (formated text with inline code that runs and displays elements like graphs or text). These notebooks are often used in science settings and as such I have integrated all the science tools python has to offer more or less. It is a great place to write up technical documents with working code side by side with the data it produces, but its also a great environment to play around with various programming languages and try out snippets without needing a full project environment. Thanks to the support of many different languages it is a great way to learn and try a language without needing to set anything up, since it all runs from a container.

In short just run a single command to bring up the container (the image is pulled from docker hub) and in a few minutes you will have a running web server you can point your browser to and start coing in any of the 7 languages supported. I use it to share snippet ideas. It is backed by anaconda so you can easily upload a notebook to their servers and then share a static version of it with people by sharing a link to the notebook, which can be viewed directly without needing any apps, not even Jupyter Labs installed.

Check it out here:

git.qoto.org/modjular/jupyter-

or just get the docker container image directly: modjular/jupyter-all:latest

@Science

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Earlier I posted about a #Docker image I wrote that includes Jupyter Labs with every science library and tool unde the sun as well as support for f...

@Mevie

Dont fucj with the danish, those danes will go viking on you in a heartbeat.

@jojo

@jojo

Arent holes kinda open by default, if its closed you cant in good conscious call it a hole anymore.

@Mevie

@seb yea but its all autmatic enough, one command to build the container and its up to date

@jojo How you been doing lately, last time we talked I think you were struggling to find direction, did you get anywhere with that?

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