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I think what many people are finding out is they don’t really need distributed processing. DuckDB on a single node can get you really far, and it’s much simpler.

On a computer, just uBlock Origin and it works wonders.

Tangential question - what is the best solution for iPhone? On Androids you can use Firefox with uBlock, but it seems none of the Safari extensions on iPhone actually work, I tried some paid ones too. Brave seems to work decently well, but I have no idea why - if other browsers have some OS limitation, how does Brave go around it?

A huge downside of writing this down on paper is team collaboration. Imagine that instead this is kept in a tool like Notion which the entire team can access. At first this feels incredibly uncomfortable - your notes are there for everyone to see. However it’s a massive force multiplier because often the work is picked up by someone else later on, and instead of asking you they can self-serve. It’s pretty common that by the time they need it you would no longer be at the company.

I don’t have experience writing in a lab journal format, but for documents like growth experiments and how they worked, or RFCs, this is a godsend. It takes a lot of work to keep it tidy, but it’s worth it.

Exactly.

On that topic – what do you do when you observe that in your test results? What's the right way to interpret the data?

You can always share your calendar from one account with another, and hide/show it in the right panel ;)

Any way to integrate the tasks with Linear?

Substack and Medium are the common platforms if you’re interested in writing something.

JAMstack if you’d prefer to tinker with the blogging system.

Hey there! Product Manager from Deepnote here.

We're in a stage where we support a few enterprises already, but so far only those who are comfortable using a managed service. However, the support for on-prem (deploying to your cloud environment) is coming soon and that should cover the majority of use cases.

Just to make it a bit clearer – this is a fun tool to render any notebooks on GitHub. Deepnote as a platform also supports everything else you normally do with notebooks (execution, collaborative editing & comments, versioning, secure integrations, scheduling and more).

And yes, you can set sharing settings similar to Google Docs, for each project (which can have one or more notebooks).

CMEK are not yet available and not yet in the plan for v1 of on-prem, but let's talk (robert at deepnote.com), and we can make it happen.

Deepnote has native Postgres cells :) you can mix them with Python too.

Disclaimer - I work there :)