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"No cell block output is ever truncated. Accidentally printing an entire 100,000+ row table to a Jupyter Notebook is a mistake you only make once." Hah, sadly t
by neaden 9y ago
"No cell block output is ever truncated. Accidentally printing an entire 100,000+ row table to a Jupyter Notebook is a mistake you only make once." Hah, sadly this is not the case for me.
- radarsat1 9y agoYeah that sounds like something that should at least be possible to fix pretty easily using css max height and an overflow=scroll setting.
- williamstein 9y agoJupyter now has output rate limitations (I pushed for them to add them), though I think they may be off by default. I also implemented something better (I think), which is an output buffer, for CoCalc's version of collaborative Jupyter notebooks. Instead of rate limiting, CoCalc saves only the last part of the output, discarding earlier output, and provides a link to get it.
- lima 9y agoWow, CoCalc is really cool. I've often found myself wishing for a collaborative environment like that... and there it is. Thank you!