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Of course. Problem is, a lot of the kernel halt requests don't seem to make it 90% of the time and restarting the kernel gets annoying when using it on larger d
by bpchaps 10y ago
Of course. Problem is, a lot of the kernel halt requests don't seem to make it 90% of the time and restarting the kernel gets annoying when using it on larger datasets. Though, it has forced me into writing easily re-runnable code which is kinda good.
- denfromufa 10y agoThere is cell magic to cache your long-running cells.
- bpchaps 10y agoDidn't know about that one - thanks! Any thoughts on the infinite loop problem, though? I've seen tons of threads for it in stackoverflow/github and not much ever comes from them. Lots of dev he-said-she-saids, though. Pretty big problem for a lot of us.
- denfromufa 10y agoI replied above - could not reply here somehow initially
- denfromufa 10y agoToo much thread-nesting here :) I had the same problem even in Mathematica with long-running cells. Fundamentally it is hard problem to solve in notebook, compared to terminal. Here is more explanation: https://mail.scipy.org/pipermail/ipython-user/2013-July/012886.html https://mail.scipy.org/pipermail/ipython-user/2013-July/0128...