HI,
I am somewhat new and very old to programming. I started with dBaseIII, Vim and Visual basic in the 80ās, Took 30 years off of programming. Now I am working with Python and SQL. Things are different from my days of a DOS or QNX prompt.
I did some work with Python on Cisco networks last year and found Jupyter Notebooks very useful. Starting to work more now with postgresql and psycopg2. Been a tough road so far getting the tools to work. More fun to come.
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Hi all, prompted by @betatim on Twitter I thought Iād better introduce myself. Iām Tim Sherratt, a digital historian whoās been using Jupyter to build up a repository of tools, examples, hacks, and tutorials for people wanting to explore data from GLAM organisations (Galleries, Libraries, Archives, and Museums). Mostly focused on Australia and NZ at present. Itās called the GLAM Workbench and is, of course, constantly under constructionā¦
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Hi! Eugene Ciurana here - angel investor, computer engineer, Python / R / Java guy, and open source evangelist. Twitter: @pr3d4t0r - Iāve been working in ML and exploratory data analysis of unstructured data since 2011. Successful tech stacks include Badoo (billing, fraud detection), Summly, Yahoo! Knowledge Graph, Cosmify, Meltwater Fairhair.ai Knowledge Graph. These days I work on predictive analytics for optimizing consumer pricing, genetic algorithms, and learning Dart/Flutter. Cheers!
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Hi, Iām Mike. I try to use computer science to help further biomedical research. If multi-omics tells you something - thatās my thing! Currently a DPhil student at Oxford.
Jupyter helped me a lot when I had to work remotely, and now I try to give back to the community by sharing my scripts and experiments which proved to be helpful (and I hope that you will enjoy them too!), including:
- code intelligence (linter, completions, etc) integration for lab, jupyterlab-lsp,
- a bunch of helper scripts I used in my masterās project: jupyter-helpers,
- go-to-definition extension for lab,
- manim (the library for maths video) integration with IPython using
%%manimmagic
And two previously unannounced toys:
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%vaultmagic, a more powerful version of IPythonās%store: data-vault, - nbpipeline, an experiment of crossbreeding snakemake and Jupyter (or, to make reproducible notebooks pipelines with visualisations) - very experimental but feedback welcome.
I put links to the repositories in a GitHub gist.
It was a great pleasure to interact with Jupyter community and contributors - I look forward to continuing working with you all, and maybe meeting you at a conference in the future!
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Hello, I am Pierre, from Paris, France.
I am (paleo-)climate modeller interested in the links between tectonics, climate, and biodiversity.
I have stepped in the Jupyter Notebook universe last year.
Since then, Iāve been using notebooks almost daily, with NOAA pyferret embedded to visualize netcdf files, thanks to the ferretmagic plugin. Although I am far from being an expert user, Jupyter Notebooks are so convenient I am encouraging everyone in my group to use them.
An example: colleagues and I have recently submitted a paper which I tried to make āfully-openā :
The model code can be freely downloaded, the outputs can be retrieved on the Zenodo plateform.
Thanks to Chris Holdgrafās āZenodo+Binder how to guideā, we also managed to make the analyses available as well, gathered in a single jupyter notebook embedded in Binder. Thus all the figures from the paper can be checked, re-generated, orā¦ improved ! (Any feedbacks most welcome 
)
Cheers !
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I am wandasiem, a graduate student at UConn in the Business Analytics and Project Management program. I am working on learning python and in the process discovered Jupyter. I am happy to find a site where I can ask questions and hope for help.
thanks,
Wanda
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Hi, Iām Vishnu. software engineer by profession. Major part of my work include interaction with JupyterLab and notebooks. I love to contribute to jupyter ecosystem.
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Hi there, Iām Fabien from Belgium, enthusiastic python user and teacher. Looking forward to use Jupyterhub for my students 
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Iām a mathematician. Just started with Jupyter Notebooks.
I would like to use vim, when editing the notebooks, particularly the markdown cells. Google gives lots of hits, but when I look them up, they assume I know whatās going on, which I donāt. Where can I find ELEMENTARY instructions for how to get vim working? Here possibly? Vim bindings might be sufficient. I have reasonable knowledge of vim, but not expert. I know very little about Jupyter. I am using a J notebook for a Python3 project. I know nothing about browsers and adding extensions to them. Thanks for any help.
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Perhaps I should have said that Iām using bash on a Macbook Pro
Hey there, Iām Nicholas, an undergraduate at the University of Glasgow. I am working on a web based IDE for a compsci course which allows students to work on and submit lab exercises without worrying about environments and dependencies. Iāve posted in the Q&A which outlines the issue I am facing. Cheers!
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Iām Jeff. Iām using Jupyter + Tensorflow + Keras + Voila to make a site to rate SatNOGS satellite observations.
Happy hacking!
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Iām Vikram and am working as a Software Engineer.
I am just getting started with Jupyter and am excited to learn and potentially contribute back to the community over time.
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Hi! Iām Greg. I work at IllumiDesk which helps organizations with Jupyter-based learning environments. Sometimes I suffer from imposter syndrome since everyone working on the Jupyter project is so smart! 
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Hi! I am Rahul Shah, I am ML Engineer at Aunalytics. I really love using jupyter ecosystem and appreciate the new avenues it has created for programming. I am interested in making it more robust and part of a data scientistās life cycle with help of software engineering principles.
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Hi, I am Marvin and I have been working with Python since ~2006 but only very recently I have started to use Jupyter Notebooks. Now I use them in an educational context. So many of the new formats (JupyterHub, JupyterBook, nbgrader, ā¦) are so exciting and open new opportunities for teaching and exams. Some parts in education should always be done by humans but some repetitive tasks definitely need automation!
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Hello! I just joined the group, Iām Ismael from Peru! I attended PyCon Colombia last week. After listening to Fernando Perez and the rest of the speakers, I felt like being part of and collaborating with the community. Nice to meet you all!
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Hello Everyone,
I am Bhushan. I work as a SDE/ML infra engineer. I have used Jupyter Notebooks extensively during my masters and during internship as a data analyst. Currently, I am working on creating product for streamlining machine learning lifecycle thereby saving our scientistsā time spent on engineering. I am concentrating on adhoc experimentation with Jupyterhub. I am looking forward to contribute more to Jhub and collaborate with all awesome people here. Cheers! 
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Hi! Iām Deji, Iām a first year student at Columbia University and Iāve just been introduced to Jupyter environment.
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