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1. A reliable python env manager. Some sort of framework to visualize changes to my env as a visual graph with each update/clone viewable in a git-tree like for
by screye 6y ago
1. A reliable python env manager. Some sort of framework to visualize changes to my env as a visual graph with each update/clone viewable in a git-tree like format.
2. Jupyter lab, but that's as good as VSCode/Pycharm (VS code's jupyter extension is still very lacking. Something like Spyder that's not really a notebook would also work fine)
3. A real Inking->Structure app. Come on. There is money in this. Someone do this. Something that is exportable to any of draw.io/Visio/etc.
- dglass 6y agoCould you elaborate on your third point about Inking->Structure app? I've been thinking about this lately and am interested in what exactly you're looking for.
- screye 6y agoTo some extent it is the evolution of the * Image -> Text * Image -> structure/shape * Figure out hierarchical structure and graph nodes/edges from extracted shapes and text