Congratulations for the 1.2 release

What are the best alternatives to Jupyter Notebook for data science? I couldn't help mentioning @joelgrus@twitter.com's grumpy "why I don't like notebooks" and @usenextjournal@twitter.com
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Congratulations to the Journal of non-smooth analysis and optimization for their launch. Open-access, built on top of preprint platforms (arXiv and HAL), authors retain the copyrights, a step in the nice direction for the math. optimization community

F Curtis for the last semi-plenary, Quasi-Newton and other methods for non-convex non-smooth problems

T Kleinert in efficient primal heuristics to compute feasible solutions of bilevel opt with @schmaidt@twitter.com

Woops, retract it, Stefano is remotely here!

Univ of Southampton quite present at on bilevel optimization, @StefanoConiglio@twitter.com you're the only one missing

Representing the set on the different layers of a neural network!

Computing lazy sets as fast as you can be thanks to multiple dispatch

Frauke Liers on robust models for energy problems

Plenary by Tamara G Kolda on low-rank tensor decomposition

Code reviews are way smoother when @benoit_legat@twitter.com shouts next to you instead of over the internet 😂

Patrick Mehlitz on switching constraints and disjuncive optimization

starting in a stunning way with sand art on the history of Berlin

Onboarding for Berlin, there we go

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