Introduce yourself!

Hi my name is Raynier van Egmond and I plan to use the Jupyter Books as a basis for interactive textbooks in the field of Machine learning in Earth Observation and Monitoring courseware. As I am stretching the application of the glue tool from MyST-NB I am sure I’ll run into questions to ask the community.

thanks for a superb product that changes the interaction with students globally !!!

Raynier (Seattle USA)

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Hi!
My name is Jan, but i prefer to use my nickname online which is spookster.
I am an apprentice for software development in germany and i am doing most of my work on jupyter lab running on archlinux.
Thanks to everybody involved in developing jupyter and I hope I can help/contribute at some point.
Have a nice day!

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Hello! Paola here - I teach physics at MIT; we are working on weaving in computational thinking and programming activities to introductory physics classes.

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Olá Jupterianos!
Primeiramente, agradeço o espaço e a troca com vocês.

Eu sou só ser um sonhador. Que acredita na colaboração e que isso pode se espalhar pelo “sistema solar” inteiro.

Há muita competição lá na Terra, o que só faz mal pro mundo e permite alguns E.T’ manipularem a engrenagem.

Hi everyone! I am a teacher from Turkey! I teach information technologies in a middle school in Turkey. Unfortunately we do not have an IT Lab in our school.

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Hi all, I’m Luca. I’m a Data Engineer working in a small company in the Netherlands, whose goal is to help making healthcare more efficient using Data Science.

Pleased to meet you!

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Hi - I’m SB. I’m interested in learning Python as a useful language for number crunching in science courses and data sciences. I’ve done a lot of Java programming, but it is not a convenient language for getting and displaying results of computations. I expect to use Numpy a lot. I’m using JupyterLab or Jupyter Notebook online to get started, but having some learning curve problems, particularly the input() function, which I intend to post in the forums.
Cheers!

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Hi,

I’m Christof, half employed, half self-employed.
I’m trying to use jupyterlab for teaching kids (?) – without jupyterhub and kubernetes etc…
I try to stay away from kubernetes et … :slight_smile:

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May as well introduce myself here.

I’m Thomas, from the United States. I’m an IT Security professional on a day to day basis, but I have a large background in linux systems administration and network design and administration, as well as Python coding.

Interests are self explanatory - computers, Internet Security, IT networking, programming - but also video games.

Here primarily when my Jupyter knowledge is insufficient to fix an issue and I can’t find any resources that help. I have, however, been using JupyterLab on a few systems (with passwords heh) to run notebooks locally and test notebooks before they go on the Jupyter Hub at work for work’s stuff, but alas sometimes things still break going from local lab → main hub.

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Hi, I am Arpita in interest for AI alphafold model analysis via Jupyter-lab.

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Hi I have just started studying Python with M1 mac with jupyter on VScode.
i’m happy to report to you that M1 Mac is fine to use jupyter.

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Hi! I’m Massimiliano, but you can call me Max. I’m an environmental engineer based in Naples(Italy) employed in GIS field. I often use Jupyter for spatial analysis and POC.
I hope that here I can learn about tricks and smart use of all it is related to the Jupyter wolrd :slight_smile:

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Hi,
I just joined you. I am learning python for remote sensing.

Mustafa

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Sorry couldn’t find the intro thread, I introduced myself here: Hello + Github PR template

I’m Travis/tmoney and I’m excited to use and hack on TLJH and other things!

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Hi everyone,

I’m new to the Jupyter Discourse forum, and I’m excited to be here! I’m a novice when it comes to Jupyter, but I’m eager to learn. I’m particularly interested in using Jupyter for data science and machine learning. Likewise, I’m also interested in using Jupyter for teaching and learning.

I’m looking forward to getting to know everyone in the community and learning from all of you. I’m also looking forward to contributing to the community in any way that I can.

Thanks for having me!

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Hi. I’m a building scientist and lighting designer who works with simulation. I’m mostly here because I use Jupyter with Julia.

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Hello everyone, I SURE a beginner in Programming and Data Science. I am here to acquire new skills.

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Hello, everybody. My name is Kurt, and I am a Chief Data Officer with an extensive IT background. I set up JupyterHub some time ago, but now I am trying to add functionality to make it more usable for my team.

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Hello all you beautiful people. My name is Markus and I’m here because I want to get a better understanding of Jupyter, R and Python for Data Science. I’m not yet very proficient in this space, but willing to invest what it takes to get better. I hope to have good contacts and discussions here and I’m looking forward to interact with you all. Have a good time and stay safe.

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Hi every one!
I am new here, given my first steps, but am old living,
I knew about the Pyton existence several years ago, but i had not put my hands on it.
Fortune puts edX in front of me and I said: Now or never!
I will need a lot of advise but, perhaps, I may give some
I will enjoy this trip
Edgar

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