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Can we disable the initial notfification that says "Would you like to receive official Jupyter news?"
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/75511508/how-to-stop-this-message-would-you-like-to-receive-official-jupyter-news
Jupyterlab Spaces currently start without any relevant libraries installed (no transformers, pytorch etc.). The default user expectation coming from e.g. Colab is probably to have the main libraries already installed. Two ideas: (a) Maybe the space could already come with all HF libraries preinstalled; or (b) it could come with a broader set of libraries preinstalled mirroring other services like Google Colab. Not sure to what extent this would negatively impact startup time though (which is very smooth/fast atm)
I'm wondering of the token requirement should be removed. It makes sharing spaces more difficult and if people don't want the space to be public, they can change it to private. See this internal thread for context.
@osbm it would be great if we could add that...so annoying. I tried to do it originally when this space was put together, but every flag I tried still ended up having the message.
Correct flag would need to be passed here I think. You can see I already tried to disable it with other flags, which seemingly did nothing.
@MoritzLaurer
for the password, we can pass --NotebookApp.token='' --NotebookApp.password='' in the same script as above by default perhaps (or at least set the default empty string as the env var). In this case, then, you may need to update login.html here...not sure if this logic would handle a no-login situation or not.
how can I run sudo or apt-get or dpkg, i don't know how to install cuda requirements for flash-attn (such as GCC) without those.
even wget command is not there.
how can I run sudo or apt-get or dpkg, i don't know how to install cuda requirements for flash-attn (such as GCC) without those.
even wget command is not there.
no wget but you could use curl.
maybe you could modify the dockerfile or other config to install packages before build the docker.
@tumuyan2
The problem is, I have no clue how docker works, this is all new to me.
but it's ok, I switched to someone's visual studio code image and everything is working perfectly now
Why are you letting everyone know you have skill issues?
he hee
Hello, I'm getting a 404 error whenever I try to duplicate a jupyterlab space to use it, how can it be mitigated?