Project Jupyter, every mention

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▶ 30:46 Sebastian Raschka Well, I just implemented it before we are recording this, uh, a GRPO LVR from scratch in a Jupyter notebook, uh, wrote up a chapter of 39 pages. 2 times in the scene

▶ 0:08 Jeremy Howard Imagine bringing together, like, Cursor and Claude Code and ChatGPT and Jupyter Notebooks.
▶ 35:57 Jeremy Howard So it's kind of like, imagine bringing together, like, cursor, and clawed code, and chat GPT, and Jupyter Notebooks smashed together.

▶ 13:14 Jeff Huber And so, part of the idea with Chroma is it'll be the same API everywhere from running it into Jupyter Notebook

▶ 11:10 Matt Turck And for the machine learning and data science part, like a bunch of Jupyter notebooks, that type of thing? 2 times in the scene

▶ 4:51 Savin Goyal So, uh, we have a number of Jupyter, uh, contributors working at Netflix, uh, as well as we have yet another open source project called Polynode, which focuses on Scala first notebook experience, uh, predominantly geared towards machine…

▶ 6:14 Wes McKinney We needed a nice, uh, user interface, a programming environment that, that came from IPython and the Jupyter project.

▶ 9:45 Matt Turck People work in, like, live in Jupyter notebooks, or? 2 times in the scene

▶ 12:03 Florian Douetteau Like, I don't know, how many people in the room, like, know, well, maybe not JupyterLab, but use Jupyter.

▶ 12:16 Stan Christiaens I don't know if you've seen data scientists or machine learning people in, in action, but they're typically sitting in Jupiter or Zeppelin

▶ 0:14 Jason Grout Sylvain Courlet worked at Bloomberg, but he recently left Bloomberg to found his own company, Quantstack, but he still works with us here at Bloomberg, and we wanted to talk about a project that we serve on, uh, the leadership for and have… 5 times in the scene
▶ 2:35 Jason Grout They're not growing very much, and, and that's the niche that Jupiter is trying to fill. 4 times in the scene
▶ 4:11 Jason Grout Um, so again, remember, Jupyter is filling this, this niche between the users and the computational resources and the data. 4 times in the scene
▶ 7:03 Jason Grout Really, the big picture where the rubber hits the road is interacting with the people, communicating your results to other people, and Jupyter has your back there as well.
▶ 10:46 Jason Grout Many academic institutions are using it to set up Jupyter deployments at the academic institution. 3 times in the scene
▶ 11:48 Sylvain Corlay So as Jason said, when you, when JupyterLab is the new front-end for Jupyter, which is, which collects all of these components, so notebook, console, text editor, terminal, file explorer, and process explorer. 3 times in the scene
▶ 17:20 Jason Grout So this is one front end for the Jupyter ecosystem, and so if you install it, you type in JupyterLab, and this web application pops up. 9 times in the scene

▶ 11:04 Nick (Domino Data Lab) So I'm gonna fire up a Jupyter notebook. 2 times in the scene

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