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Code, coffee, & cortex at @KordingLab and JHU/APL. Using brains to make computers better, and using computers to make people better.

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devinprater / emacspeak-mac.md

Last active July 19, 2024 17:34

Using Emacs, and Emacspeak, on Mac

Emacs, with Emacspeak, on macOS

This guide will, through open source collaboration, spell checking, and Doctor Pepper, show users of Apple (Mac) computers how to install Emacs, Emacspeak, and link the two together for an enjoyable text editing experience, and if there is enough Doctor Pepper, how to best use the included Emacs modes for greater productivity than is provided by newer software. There

j6k4m8 / NiceNotebooks.md

Last active December 12, 2021 01:50

How to write friendly Jupyter Notebooks

Jupyter Notebook Conventions

Manifesto

Notebooks are designed for easy reproducibility and code-sharing. Babysitting and debugging someone else's notebook sucks. Don't curse your friends with this burden!

When a user opens your notebook, they should be able to run all cells in order without any additional intervention.

Inputs that must be made to enable the code to run (e.g. password prompts, API tokens, etc) should be requested as soon as the notebook starts running.