Jupyter Notebooks Are What You Need For Data Science

[@flyingzeppo]

This is one of the best Jupyter tutorials I've seen on KZbin. I especially appreciate how you quickly get to the tutorial and useful information for the viewer instead of blabbering for ten minutes like some other people do. Thanks.

[@nocopyrightgameplaystockvi231]

He nails practical parts like a pro.

[@tinman7551]

This was very cool, very quick and to the point. I really enjoyed it. I would like to run a Jupyter instance on my local network, so I am going to go and see if this is all I need or should I get a daemon/server package specifically for the purpose. Thank you, great work!

[@nocopyrightgameplaystockvi231]

Never liked Jupyter anyway but the way I helped me in college, Can't thank it enough.

[@bluesdog88]

A tutorial on Google Colab would be great Flori ;)

[@Busterblade20]

I think Google Colab is based on Jupyter notebook like Kaggle. Like is the same thing

[@bluesdog88]

@@Busterblade20 Yeah looks the same, getting familiar with Jupyter might be a start for me, cheers!

[@Good-and-Geeky]

Cool I’ve been wanting to see how Jupyter works

[@oshebase]

Great tutorial as always. Thumbs up bro. I'm pretty new to Data Science and wanna ask if you can make tutorial for beginners. Thanks

[@oliverlane9716]

Why choose Jupyter notebook over lab?

[@reubenthomas1033]

Hey could you show us how to use virtual environments with Jupyter notebooks? Ive been trying for a while, but can't seem to get it to work.

[@Ricocase]

Try Galileo for machine modeling. Does Python have application within IBM's Watson platform?

[@kristanbottjer8001]

What do you think about Spyder?

[@al3x_OFFICIEL]

Hello ! What is the software with a padlock called?

[@philtoa334]

Thx.

[@thunderskull258]

My eyes are burning 🥵 pls install a dark theme extension to browser