Proposal: Contributing `Deepnote` Versions of These Notebooks

Hey there!

I'm working on curating a _comprehensive_ collection of _high-quality_ notebooks for the AI-ML and data science community.

I'd like to enhance your notebooks with Deepnote's features—converting them to the [.deepnote format](https://deepnote.com/docs/deepnote-format). [Deepnote](https:/deepnote.com) is a modern, [open-source](https://github.com/deepnote/deepnote) _drop-in_ replacement for Jupyter that makes notebooks instantly runnable (while adding powerful features such as _real-time_ collaboration, AI assistance, _built-in_ version history, and various data integrations). You can read more about why we built this format [here](https://deepnote.com/blog/why-we-built-a-new-notebook).

I wanted to see if you'd be open to one of these approaches:

1. Including your notebooks in our super-repo with full attribution and links back to your original work
2. Contributing directly to this repository with an "Open in Deepnote" badge so users can run your notebooks directly.

Either way, all credit stays with you. Just wanted to make sure I'm respecting your preferences before proceeding. Would love to hear your thoughts!

Thanks (to you and the contributors) for creating such great educational content through notebooks.

_P.S. Full disclosure: I work at Deepnote._

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