Hi there!

I am yet another jupyter notebook converted to some markdownish/webish thing, this time using jekyll and a couple of ad-hoc helper scripts.

While more and more terrible stupid cruel stuff seems to happen in the world, my author feels ever more pulled into coding and publishing stuff on github. Is he happy about Microsoft owning it? Not much. We will see..

So he’s somewhat skilled in programming, knows a couple of libraries, reads more source and documentation than anything else on the web and knows about these github pages, even has tried it once or twice.

So here am i! IPython. Yet another random notebook converted to the web (the old or the new? we don’t know).

To create a jekyll post of myself, author did

python post-notebook.py ./src/general/first-post.ipynb

And to publish it, author did

./publish.sh
git add blog/_posts docs src/general/first-post.ipynb
git commit 
git push

To see if a couple of jupyter notebook tricks work in the blog he added a table of blocked requests of today’s jekyll/jupyter related browsing

script stylesheet font image ping beacon other main_frame
host
duckduckgo.com 155 57 40 23
use.typekit.net 93
www.gravatar.com 53
i.stack.imgur.com 48
api.github.com 25 17
localhost 6 34 2
nbconvert.readthedocs.io 38
media.readthedocs.org 29 2
cdn.jsdelivr.net 29
ajax.googleapis.com 22 4
collector.githubapp.com 22 2
fonts.googleapis.com 23
stackpath.bootstrapcdn.com 10 9
assets.readthedocs.org 10 7
images.contentstack.io 16
maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com 12
cdnjs.cloudflare.com 10 1
ryankuhn.net 10

(They are blocked mostly thanks to uMatrix)

Then he plotted the positions of his recorded mouse events of the past days into a png

png

and the average free parking places across germany during the last year via plotly