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I do it like this
Open jupyter in your browser, open a terminal in jupyter and install what
you want with pip. If the package provides wheels then you are good to go.
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what would be the best way to add a new package ? exec into it and pip
install so it get saved to the mount? create my own version of the
dockerfile and build the image myself?
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what would be the best way to add a new package ? exec into it and pip install so it get saved to the volume? create my own version of the dockerfile and build the image myself?
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