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Enthusiastic second. I’ve been daily driving Marimo with Claude for several months, works great, also with custom access points.

Congratulations to the Zed team! What a great project. The newer layout that came along with the parallel agents feature is very nice; even without using parallel agents regularly,…

Wow I was excited to see the TextMate icon in the screenshot at the end. Good memories.

Oh my gosh. Everyone can always do better, but also, has no one else here had to use Microsoft Teams recently?

Although it's not part of the standard library, toolz is wonderful for rounding out these modules. https://toolz.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

https://www.beyondloom.com/decker/index.html

I made a serious effort to integrate Muse into my work starting around late 2021 or early 2022, and in fact bought an iPad Mini and Apple Pencil specifically to use Muse. The work …

The classics never go out of style. Mike Bostock has a nice article about the use of Make for data workflows: https://bost.ocks.org/mike/make/ .

Amazing, I can check off “learn something” early today!

> For instance, macOS is a Unix™. It passes the tests, and Apple pays for the certification. But it hides most of the real Unix directory tree, its /etc is relatively empty, it doe…

That’s a great point; I didn’t know about that!

Those are interesting pointers; appreciate it! My own experience over the past three years has been similar. I tried using Pipenv, and then Poetry, for internal projects at my comp…

> pip's dependency management doesn't seem to (for Pytorch, specifically) That’s interesting — I’ve also had difficulties with PyTorch and dependency resolution, but only on the mo…

What are some of the reasons that teams use conda (and related tools) today? As a machine learning scientist, I used conda exclusively in the mid-2010s because it was the only fram…

Congratulations on this release! Your writing at bost.ocks.org, D3, and Observable have been big sources of inspiration over the years, and it’s always exciting to see new ideas fr…

Absolutely. There’s no secret here.

It’s exciting. Between this and lambdas, Java will soon be as good as Python was ten years ago.

> Now `charAt()` allocates memory and has variable latency. It’s Java, right? Everything is variable latency.

Strongly agree.