content/jupyter: Use timeit as first cell magic example #268
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- Related: #64 (makes it slightly bettter but not fully fixing) - Introduce %%timeit as first magic since %%bash doesn't work on all OSs. - Not yet removing %%bash, I'd like to add another magic as an extra example to not make it just about %%timeit - I think that %%prun is most likely option for another demo but it should have a longer example that gives a meaningful profile.
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example to not make it just about %%timeit
should have a longer example that gives a meaningful profile.