1. I’m glad this is the most upvoted comment in order to provide visibility and
2. I’m glad the founder wants to make it right apparently by having the alleged freelancer send details to rectify
but the the fact that the founder doesn’t immediately refute that this occurred and only wants to now potentially make it right by having the freelancer send his details over to get paid is very troubling for me. I hope this comes out as a false allegation but if not I wouldn’t want to support this at all.
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Not sure how we can achieve this without a registration. Do you have something in mind?
Still very far from smooth (<10) click experience.
The workflow took a while to get started:
Manually create account (no external auth option such as Github?) -> verify account -> create notebook -> set pw for notebook -> run notebook
I did all that only to find that no required libraries are there.... not even Pandas?
By comparision Google Colab onboarding is much smoother and you know you are getting a working Tensorflow, Pandas, Plotly etc out the box. Sure you pay the privacy tax to Google for this smoothness.
My biases:
- I've installed and maintain Littlest Jupyter Hub instance for teammates at my organization.
- I teach using local Anaconda installation.
- I use myBinder and Google Colab.
If I did not have a smooth experience I would imagine someone starting out would have a harder time.At the very least you should curate the packages so they run out of the box, without fiddling with requirements.txt, yaml, pip install, conda etc.
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Something something strong claims.
That must be the closest I've seen to a self refuting claim on here in a long time. Would love to hear more about how you do either the truly unlimited part or the free part practically.
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