[00:04:15] Amir1: 0/ [20:37:33] halfak have you seen https://mybinder.org/v2/gh/binder-examples/appmode/master?urlpath=apps%2Findex.ipynb [20:38:51] o/ [20:38:59] * halfak is meeting and will look as soon as I'm done [22:07:04] Super long meeting. [22:08:13] yuvipanda, that's pretty fun. Is it all executing client-side/ [22:19:24] halfak: nope, there's a python kernel connected to it that's in 2way communication with the js [22:19:55] yuvipanda, fun! So to me this looks a lot like shiny.io. What more will it do? [22:21:15] halfak: something like that, yeah! it does arbitrary code execution with notebooks (click 'edit notebook' button there). it converts arbitrary github repos and executes them (see a bunch of examples in https://github.com/binder-examples/). we also support RStudo there for R folks [22:21:39] halfak: there's also https://minrk.github.io/thebelab/ which allows you to call into arbitrary python code from any JS [22:21:42] Oh fun. So you can easily fork? [22:22:32] halfak: yeah. forking and what not is just outsourced to github [22:22:57] halfak: there's no permanent storage on mybinder.org. uses github (we're adding support for gitlab and gists soon) [22:23:51] Nice. I just started playing with gitlab [22:23:57] It's a lot more friendly to open projects :) [22:24:02] we're getting more and more traction! at about 700 daily users now. Peter Norvig just added a link to us from his recent set of notebooks: https://github.com/norvig/pytudes [22:24:15] I got caught in githubs's predatory git-lfs pricing structure and nope'd the F out of there. [22:25:04] :) [22:25:16] It makes sense at their scale though. I consider git-lfs on GitHub to be a 'paid' feature [22:25:24] and hence un-useful for OSS projects [22:26:00] The thing that gets me is that I had over 6GB of crap in my repo. [22:26:17] And then when I migrated to git-lfs to deal with some blobs, we were way over the lfs allowance. [22:26:31] So github fully locked my account and the organization "wiki-ai" [22:26:41] For a month [22:26:45] O.O [22:32:44] ?! [22:32:50] halfak...why? [22:33:30] Uploaded a bunch of repo data to git-lfs instead. Apparently 5.5GB of "Large File Storage" is unacceptable :| [22:33:44] But if you put it in a repo, that's cool. [22:35:11] ah, that totally sucks. [22:35:48] It's pretty gnarley because you need to use a git filter tree comment (which is stupid difficult and opaque) to de-convert from git-lfs back. [22:36:03] So you're just locked. [22:36:03] Or you move to gitlab [22:36:15] * halfak uploads all his GBs to gitlab. [22:39:25] i see [22:39:35] what about bitbucket? have you tried?