Congrats on the launch! I created Mito, a spreadsheet the lives inside of Jupyter. We've seen a ton of our users using Jupyter and ChatGPT playground side by side. We're also experimenting with bringing chatgpt into Jupyter through the Mito spreadsheet. ( https://blog.trymito.io/5-lessons-learned-from-adding-chatgp... ) Looking forward to trying this out.
Cocalc also has new "generate a Jupyter Notebook from a [ChatGPT] prompt" functionality. https://twitter.com/cocalc_com/status/1644427430223028225
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Re: Show HN: IPython-GPT, a Jupyter/IPython Interface to Chat GPT
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That’s fair, but is super opinionated and probably off putting to a lot of people (myself included). Hence the “yikes”. Your last point seems irrelevant. This is about where the extension belongs - no one is making an app in this discussion and I would argue that a Chrome extension is much closer to an app than a Jupyter/IPython extension.
> That’s fair, but is super opinionated and probably off putting to a lot of people ...who have an unreasonable distaste for browsers they don't use that makes them not willing to use them as secondary browsers. Better to install an open source secondary browser than to force developers to make an app rather than an extension. Every time you install an electron app, you're installing a poorly distributed browser. > H…
That project was a good PoC while OpenAI didn't have an API; now that it exists, I'd not install a browser extension if not needed. That's all.