For sure!

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Thanks to @akshaykagrawal.bsky.social, @themylesfiles.bsky.social, @koaning.bsky.social,
@dmad.bsky.social, @manzt.sh for an incredible ride :)

I'll be advocating & contributing to @marimo.io nevertheless (in any-which way I can); stems from personal love for OSS/dev-tools!

40+ PRs contributed to the @marimo.io (docs, QoL, DX, windows-specific issues). Glad to see the team having grown since I first joined!

I got to be part of some cool releases/updates :)

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Maintainer of: github.com/marimo-team/...; contributed 50+ interactive notebooks; worked on adoption/partnerships with edu institutes like @ucberkeleyofficial.bsky.social, built my probability series based on the Stanford University's CS109 course reader, @hf.co, etc.

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The learn repo is growing with more contributors jumping in to develop tutorials across various topics — join us!

Check out the full series at github.com/marimo-team/... (most notebooks are #WASM & Pyodide compatible and can be directly previewed in our landing page:https://marimo-team.github.io/learn/.

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#Interactive #learning dramatically improves comprehension, especially for first-time learners struggling with #abstract concepts.

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Big thanks to @akshaykagrawal.bsky.social for helping shape the initial outline, and to @koaning.bsky.social (huge props for the wigglystuff and drawdata widgets!).

#Educators: If you teach #stats or #probability, these notebooks can be beneficial to your curriculum.

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The series covers everything from basic #sets and #axioms to #ML topics like MLE and logistic regression.

The @marimo.io notebooks combine relevant markdown text, LaTeX, code, interactive plots and reactive components — making abstract probability #concepts tangible and #explorable.

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