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akshayka

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About akshayka

https://www.akshayagrawal.com/

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    Comment #49048794

    Yes, but we might have bugs which we are prioritizing asap. If you run into issues please file a bug? https://github.com/marimo-team/marimo-pair/issues

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    Comment #49048702

    The reloading mechanism in the blog exercises the module reloader ( https://docs.marimo.io/guides/editor_features/module_autorel... ), to reload other files (not the notebook file)…

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    Comment #49043044

    Give it a shot, it's not in beta. It's much more powerful and fun to use than `--watch`. Works best with frontier models but is compatible with open source / local models too. If y…

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    Comment #49042299

    You might like https://marimo.io/pair , it turns marimo into less of a notebook and more of a shared data/computational canvas for you and your agent

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    Comment #48385898

    Hello from the original creator of marimo. We now default to putting outputs below cells (feedback heard!). Pluto.jl was a significant inspiration in marimo’s original design.

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    Comment #47719083

    Thanks for the kind words. We've had the same thought, and are experimenting in this direction in the context of recursive language models. Let us know if you have feedback!

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    Comment #47679216

    You have good timing. Earlier today we announced an agent skill that drops Claude into a running marimo notebook session, allowing it to run code in the marimo kernel (read variabl…

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    Comment #47413493

    Hello from the original creator of marimo. Do you have teaching materials to share? I would love to see how one might teach Python with a reactive notebook

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    Comment #45987034

    See the corresponding Show HN from earlier today for a technical overview. There are some interesting components, such as the LSP-based implementation and the integration with uv h…

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    Comment #45816129

    This is Akshay, the original creator of marimo. Our whole team has come over to CoreWeave. We're building a whole lot more, not less, and our number one priority continues to be th…

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    Comment #45624074

    Anecdotally it seems like most software engineers have heard of linear programming, but very few have heard of convex programming [1], and fewer still can apply it. The fixation on…

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    Comment #45601530

    Hi! Thanks for your interest. marimo is much more than that — unlike traditional notebooks, marimo is "reactive", meaning it models notebooks as dataflow graphs and keeps code an o…

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    Comment #45601521

    You can not use the AI features, nothing is enabled by default (you have to bring your own keys)

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    Comment #44990015

    For startups that have an open-source component, GitHub is a good channel. That's how our first hires came to marimo.

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    Comment #44857867

    Thanks for the feedback. We decided early on against having a “non-reactive” mode. It would negate many of our core benefits (including importing from other notebooks), and it woul…

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    Comment #44857780

    Sorry I forgot the link. We have shortcuts for those as well. If any are missing please file an issue and we can consider adding them. I forgot the link: https://docs.marimo.io/gui…

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    Comment #44848202

    What kind of muscle memory is holding you back? We recently added support for Jupyter-style command mode in keyboard shortcuts [1]. We're currently rewriting our VS Code extension …

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    Comment #44847890

    Thanks for the shoutout! We're committed to having an excellent experience for working with expensive notebooks [1]. At least for my own personal work, I find that there are many r…

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    Comment #44847848

    Thanks for the comments. I'm the original creator of marimo. Habitually running restart and run all works okay for very lightweight notebooks, but it's a habit you need to develop,…

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