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As described by the jupyter extension and in the description on how to run notebooks on vscode, one would have to click on the "select kernel" button on the top right of the notebook and then choose the kernel to run the notebook with. As I have multiple notebooks that I want to use consequently, I am getting kinda annoyed by having to select the kernel every time. Is there a way that I can select the kernel per default (currentyl its called Python3, on localhost IP) ?

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