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SylvainCorlay

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    Comment #49269593

    It also works with Pytensor & PyMC!

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    Comment #46856839

    Thanks! The crazy thing about jupyter-games is that the entire stack entirely runs in the browser (which is not possible with pygame). Jupylet looks awesome!

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    Comment #46855554

    How to create fun, interactive games using box2d and ipycanvas in Project Jupyter. An example of how Jupyter notebooks can be used for creative projects - like game development - w…

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    Comment #46721717

    We are thrilled to introduce notebook.link, a new platform that lets you create, share, and run Jupyter notebooks instantly in your browser, with no setup or installation required.…

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    Comment #42898275

    Excellent catch. This std::move should not have been in this code snippet. It is a copy-paste mistake, carried over from the previous code snippet of the post, and should have been…

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    Comment #42898216

    Excellent catch. The std::move in the snippet is a copy-paste mistake. It was carried over from the previous code snippet.

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    Comment #42898202

    This is really not the same thing at all. sp::primitive_array holds memory following the Arrow specification, which can be operated upon in place from e.g. ArrowCpp, PyArrow, etc.

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    Comment #28373945

    This has nothing to do with Python. The faulty package was xeus-cling, a C++ kernel for Jupyter.

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    Comment #28372474

    Voilà author here. This is fixed. I was requiring a wrong version of cling in the example. FYI, xeus-cling is a Jupyter kernel for the C++ programming language. https://github.com/…

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    Comment #20163106

    There are some details about this in the blog post. - no execution request is sent by the front-end. - code is stripped out unless explicitely stated otherwise. For deployment, we …

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    Comment #20162808

    Voila author here: a major difference with AppMode is that AppMode is merely hiding the notebook interface, but still allows for arbitrary code execution. Voila is meant for produc…

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    Comment #16687055

    There is an excellent talk by Brett Cannon about this sort of post on open-source projects getting to the top of Hacker News. I would recommend it to anyone interested in this: htt…

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