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If you need a GPU, Colab is the way to go. In any other case, I prefer Deepnote as it (1) is also mostly free, (2) provides almost real-time sync when working with friends and family, (3) is not another service of the Alphabet monopoly but a team of dedicated developers contributing to the…
View original on RedditFull disclosure, I am a data scientist at Deepnote 👋. But, I used Google Colab extensively in my previous role as a research analyst at a school board. As mentioned in other comments, the need to mount and authenticate into shared resources, every time I wanted to begin my work, was not the…
View original on RedditHey, PM of Deepnote here. We're on the same page here. There is often a huge gap between a prototype in Jupyter, and a production ready code. A big kudos to you if you're the bridge that makes it happen, it's not an easy work, and it's a common problem. I feel like any tool or library that promises…
View original on RedditHi everyone! I'm a software / ML engineer at Deepnote. My team and I are working on a collaborative data science notebook called Deepnote. We have just opened the platform after a year-long closed beta, so you can try Deepnote here: [https://deepnote.com/](https://deepnote.com/). We have a free…
View original on Reddit…The simplest tool that gets the job done is best. * Experiments get tracked in a Google Sheet Development: * Deepnote for exploratory programming. Never went back to Jupyter. * PyCharm when it's time to do some SW…
View original on RedditHi, also a Deepnote engineer here :) We aim to foster collaboration, both realtime and not with comments and easy sharing of projects and data. Your training doesn't get interrupted when you leave the site and you can collaborate in a team or publish your notebook medium-style. Here's a quick demo…
View original on RedditThat's a great idea and something I want to do. Right now the training code is a bit tangled up in my Deepnote notebook so it's not plug-and-play yet, but for v4 I'm planning to release a clean standalone [`train.py`](http://train.py) that auto-downloads the dataset, detects thread count, and lets…
View original on Reddit…on the other 50%) you can retire for life in about 15 years. I cover the math behind the above table [here](https://deepnote.com/project/b7be8d06-b84c-4178-b51a-688bef90c100#%2Fnotebook.ipynb). Note these are math averages, not promises. Around IT, there are lots of jobs surrounding being a…
View original on Reddit…away with it. 4. Azure ML, last time I checked its not free and requires a creditcard (Debit cards not expected). 5. Deepnote, free tier doesn't advertise GPU's. 6. Notable, this one I know nothing about so let me know if its good. 7. CoCalc, do these offer GPU's? So none of those options is…
View original on Reddit…C++ AVX2 kernel integration would take some work though since I'm currently running everything in pure PyTorch on a Deepnote notebook. The MoE idea is something I've actually been thinking about for v4. Right now I'm planning to train for up to 48h on CPU (education plan gives unlimited hours)…
View original on RedditOriginal data can be found [here](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/13KKdGDYjxb085kSAB_LGJ7zIiQdtTBZD37K4uf4JH9g/edit). Tool used was a nice little collaborate notebook builder [https://deepnote.com/](https://deepnote.com/)
View original on Reddit…but you are approaching it quickly. If you save 1/2 your salary, you can [retire in about 15-20 years](https://deepnote.com/@birlorg/RetireIn15years-t76NBrhMQXi1GmiL75DBAA), so somewhere around age 55-60. That's great, but it probably means taking a pretty big cut in your expenses, which…
View original on RedditNot related to Deepnote at all, but Jupyter Notebooks are great for when you have to do a lot of experimenting that involves changing data and functions, and its also good at making graphs and interactove reports. If youre not familiar with jupyter id recommend looking into it more yourself.
View original on Reddit…API to get data on a channel. I used my favorite channel good mythical morning. The code is hosted for free on [Deepnote](https://deepnote.com/). Notebook with all code available: [Notebook Article](https://deepnote.com/publish/401eace2-3667-422d-960c-9fabaad04025) Libraries: Google API,…
View original on RedditData science is moving away from local notebooks into cloud environments. Invest in something that you feel comfortable with. Go with an M1 MacBook Pro if you can afford it and offload your data science work in cloud platforms like deepnote.com (highly recommend it) Google collab or observable.
View original on RedditCheck out [deepnote](https://deepnote.com). They have an actually free tier, with which you and two other people can be on the same notebook at once. It’s like google docs but for notebooks. I’ve used it to teach data science courses, and it’s been really helpful. You can also change your compute…
View original on RedditAm I understanding correctly that the main advantage of DeepNote is the collaboration capabilities? Having to upload your code to their own cloud machines and inevitably eventually being throttled for both storage and compute (once out of beta) sounds unappeasing to me. I'm also assuming their free…
View original on Reddit…- https://cloud.google.com/bigquery/docs/visualize-jupyter Given that, the post seems like a Deepnote advert (not saying that it's bad - it is a good implementation, but I just would love to see companies try to work more on common standards rather than reinvent the…
View original on Reddit…that easily since cells are editable even after code has been run, keeping the old result... I recommend tools like deepnote, but I'm not sure how well they work for collaboration in notebooks because I never used them yet, I just know they are working on solving these problems. Another thing…
View original on RedditFor me, deepnote has been better in all the ways I’ve needed. I don’t have to mount my drive and can upload data directly to my project. The UI is 10x better and I can show my notebook easily to others and working on the same project is so easy. I also really like that Deepnote is coming out with…
View original on Reddit…you save 50% of your salary you can retire in about 15 years. I cover the math behind the above table [here](https://deepnote.com/project/b7be8d06-b84c-4178-b51a-688bef90c100#%2Fnotebook.ipynb) Also you can read more about how much you need invested…
View original on RedditTo launch a R 4.0.3 project: [https://www.deepnote.com/launch/?template=r4](https://www.deepnote.com/launch/?template=r4) For R 3.5.2: [https://www.deepnote.com/launch?template=r](https://www.deepnote.com/launch?template=r) Hi everyone! I'm a software engineer at Deepnote. My team and I are working…
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