Sebastian Raschka

Hi there, with "infinitely," you mean that the graphs from the previously executed code are still shown and don't go away? In Python, you usually need to close the plot...

Hi there, I am not sure why this is happening. My guess is that you may have run the plotting code multiple times before closing the current plot, and after...

I agree with @Lijantropique : a bit more information would help, and I suspect a typo somewhere in the code. I just checked the code notebook and it seems to...

Can totally relate to that, Luca. I always feel like I don't have enough time for all my open source projects that I started ... In any case, maybe @Borda...

Thanks! Do you know a specific library that uses this format? I think it would good to add this as an example to the docs for testing. Maybe it's about...

Thanks for the note, Richard. I think the problem is the single quotation marks. If you change it to double quotation marks, e.g., %watermark -a "Sebastian Raschka" -v -p torch...

Thanks for the feedback! I agree that this is currently an issue. I looked into this a few months ago but couldn't find an obvious way to make it work,...

Thanks for the suggestion, it sounds useful to me. Yeah, something like this: ```python import os from IPython.core.display import Javascript from IPython.display import display display(Javascript('Jupyter.notebook.kernel.execute(\ "this_notebook = " + "\'"\...

Yeah, I will probably find it useful myself sometimes (I usually have too many jupyter notebooks open all at once, and this could quickly tell me where they are located...

Hm, tried the workaround proposed in https://github.com/jupyter/notebook/issues/1000, but it doesn't worked when I moved to the module (due to the different namespace as mentioned in the thread). I guess the...