I'm trying out niri, after getting comfortable with hyprland. This will be interesting!

"Who is using the most resources?" is a common question for cloud admins. With our new user group cost dashboards, you can answer that question with more granularity! 2i2c.org/blog/2025/cl...

A talk on the voices of JupyterHub! The longer I spend in OSS, the more utterly convinced I am that the people are the resource, not the software. This talk really captures that.

JupyterCon has been fantastic. The energy and warmth from the developers, users, and researchers has been delightful! Here's an interesting slide that touches on the long term questions about the project:

We “conda” believe it! In collaboration with 7ASecurity and @sovereign.tech, we carried out an audit of conda-forge. Read the details at our blog: ostif.org/conda-forge-...

@choldgraf.com shared this with me, and it's worth a read! www.technologyreview.com/2025/05/20/1...

We've launched Jupyter Book for 2i2c communities! With Jupyter Book 2, communities can focus more on content than design, with improved interactive environment launches from Jupyter Book, added features for landing pages, and colocated community documentation with hubs.

Excited to see the @turingway.bsky.social move to Jupyter v2, which is powered by mystmd.org. Check it out: book.the-turing-way.org Especially the glossary: book.the-turing-way.org/afterword/gl...

We're exploring ways to support scientific reproducibility and sustainability with Binder. What if we could reduce the gap between where researchers conduct their computational analyses using open source technologies and bridge them to publishing platforms for dissemination?

New MyST proposal! It's for a short-hand way to add classes/options/labels to roles and directives. Read and comment here: github.com/jupyter-book... This will unlock a lot of functionality for extending roles in particular, I'm really excited about it! (led by @row1.ca and @agoose77.bsky.social)

We've had some infrastructure providers drop out of the mybinder.org federation lately, and some instability with others, so Binder may be slow or unreliable.

Resignation of the Journal of Human Evolution Editorial Board: We are saddened to announce the resignations of The Joint Editors-in-Chief, all Emeritus Editors retired or active in the field, and all but one Associate Editor. Press release below.