Also, big thanks to @JupyterCon for accepting my ultra-contrarian talk.
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slides for my "I Don't Like Notebooks" #JupyterCon talk:https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1n2RlMdmv1p25Xy5thJUhkKGvjtV-dkAIsUXP-AL4ffI/edit?usp=sharing …
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looks like the "I Don't Like Notebooks" video is available nowhttps://youtu.be/7jiPeIFXb6U
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Newish to python and dislike notebooks. What IDE do you recommend for beginners?
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I recommend VSCode for everyone
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Even for an experienced vim user? I don't remember how much you've used vim in the past. I've been wondering if I should switch. But maybe this question is better asked in person, to avoid a twitter flame war...
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Well, what I really meant is that I recommend it to people who ask me what editor to use. If you're happy using vim there's probably no reason to switch.
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Have you used vim a lot? There are a few things that are really annoying me at the moment (setting up all of my stuff on a new machine / on macOS, slow /buggy autocomplete with YCM, ...), so I've been seriously considering trying VSCode.
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I have never used vim, the one place where I suspect vim >> vscode is for editing things on remote servers -- there are various ways VSCode purports to support this, but I never managed to get them to work (but I didn't spend a lot of time trying)
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Can I tempt you to do one on sharelatex?
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I only spend maybe 5 hours writing latex a year (and I'm never the one who has to worry about styles or bibliographies or things like that) so sharelatex works great for me
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Can you share it without having to login with a Google account?
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I am surprised it requires that -- for instance, I am able to open it an in incognito window
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but let me find another place to share it
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Thank you
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haha, just randomly stumbled upon this post on Jupyter notebooks and thought you might enjoy it (https://medium.com/netflix-techblog/scheduling-notebooks-348e6c14cfd6 …)": At Netflix we’ve put substantial effort into adopting notebooks as an integrated development platform."
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yeah, Netflix gave like 5 [!] talks at JupyterCon, between them and me we had the whole spectrum of opinions covered
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A++ on the Squidward aesthetic
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I wish I could take more credit for it being a deliberate choice, but mostly it was the only animated gif I could find where people were throwing rotten tomatoes at someone on stage
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Great presentation! I have a few questions about content which I’ll ask later, but just a question on the medium for now: what did you use to write your presentation? PS “enough rope to hang yourself” made me
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it's just Google Slides
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