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Dev tools · June 27, 2019

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Kyso – blog your data-science

Hi HN, We're the founders of Kyso (https://kyso.io), we want to make it really easy for data-scientists to be able to blog and share their work. Think of it like medium for data-science. For readers you can discover and nerd out on data stories. For data-scientist you can make a portfolio of charts, Jupyter notebooks and R notebooks. We support javascript plots - Bokeh and Plotly work, and you can integrate with Github. For teams, we offer a private area, which works similar to Airbnb's knowledge-repo, where the data-scientists in a company can post their analysis for the entire…

Kyso – blog your data-science launched on June 27, 2019 with 8 votes, #859 of 2,757 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.

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Hi HN, We're the founders of Kyso (https://kyso.io), we want to make it really easy for data-scientists to be able to blog and share their work. Think of it like medium for data-science. For readers you can discover and nerd out on data stories. For data-scientist you can make a portfolio of charts, Jupyter…

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