carreau

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   by carreau 4y ago

   Honestly that make you look like an ass. You can "login with GitHub" on GitLab, and the minimum you can do for an open source project that is given to you for free is to make a tiny bit of effort to respect the maintainer choice.
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   by carreau 4y ago

   Seeing your edit: Then please consider dropping a kind word to the dev: https://gitlab.com/inkscape/inbox/-/issues/7050
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   by carreau 4y ago

   Thoughts of whether the marketplace could be used for "certified" refurbished older components ?
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   by carreau 5y ago

   Have you seen https://acko.net/blog/on-termkit/ from 2011 ? Comments from around this time on various site may give you insight.
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   by carreau 5y ago

   One million cell made me though of https://lumino.readthedocs.io/en/latest/examples/datagrid/in... that has a "trillion" cell demo :-) All the best.
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   by carreau 5y ago

   Because now IPython will automatically reformat you code while you type it with black ? It should though fail gracefully if it can't import black.
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   by carreau 5y ago

   Thanks, fun fact, IPython is one of the first project as started to contribute to when doing my PhD and one of my first "serious" python programs. See my first PR https://github.com/ipython/ipython/pull&#
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   by carreau 5y ago

   Thanks, it's a late Christmas present if you celebrate it. Or any other relevant occasions.
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   by carreau 5y ago

   It's probably feasible, I need to look into how the suggestion is stored and display it. You seem to have looked into it more than I, do you want to open an issue with your thoughts ? I'm also hopping to integrate with https:&#x2
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    by carreau 5y ago

    It's like when programmers put their black hoodies on to become hackers, and type so fast they swap G and H. Like you've seen Mr Robot ?
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    by carreau 5y ago

    Only a few of these https://www.geopoliticalmonitor.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/...
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    by carreau 5y ago

    First, yes, this is a common question. IPython does not try to deal with that, it's just the executing engine. Notebooks, do not have to be stored in ipynb form, I would suggest to look at https://github.com/mwouts&#x2F
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    by carreau 5y ago

    Thanks ! And indeed, fixed on the repo, should autodeploy in a few minutes.
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    by carreau 5y ago

    Well, jupyter_console itself is a frontend/CLI, it starts another process (ipykernel) and communicate with it using ZMQ. IPykernel itself use IPython as a library to execute code. It might be easier to send code to an ipykernel started
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    by carreau 5y ago

    NP, thank you for pointing out my mistake. It's a good feeling to see HN being nice.
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    by carreau 5y ago

    Yes, bpython is good. I have plans to make the documentation better ( https://github.com/jupyter/papyri ) but so far I only have a few hours per week I can spend on IPython. Jedi from david halter should also get some lo
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    by carreau 5y ago

    May I suggest to look at https://eradman.com/entrproject/ ? It's like watch but triggers only when it detect file changes.
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    by carreau 5y ago

    Yeah, mostly I lack time to catch up with Jonathan Slenders works, and have stronger backward compatibility requirements. b=But ptpython and pyipython are both great. I should also look into Rich and Textual https://bpython-inter
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    by carreau 5y ago

    Thanks, in particular for your understanding with Python 3.8. It's in huge part to give a signal to businesses that that can/should move forward, and to give reasons for "smaller" projects with fewer devs to also remove
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    by carreau 5y ago

    You likely want to use something like https://github.com/jupyter/jupyter_console , or ipykernel directly to have a persistent python process. One issue is that shells are text based, so you have to do a lot of serialisa
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    by carreau 5y ago

    Happy to help
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    by carreau 5y ago

    There is the %autoreload magic but it is limited, it will often fail to reload compiled modules like numpy. So there is not a single answer, sometime it works, other times it does not.
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    by carreau 5y ago

    AST in a more general concept see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abstract_syntax_tree , it basically turn your text into a tree where f(a) + f(b) is `call(plus, call(f, a), call(f,b))`. Using https://github.co
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    by carreau 5y ago

    Thanks ! Hope you will enjoy.
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    by carreau 5y ago

    Fixed. That what I get by doing N things at the same time. Sorry about that, you can downvote me.
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    by carreau 5y ago

    Thanks ! I invite you to also read the 7.x what's new as well. The debugger got a few improvements sponsored by D.E Shaw group (hiding and skipping frames for example). Hope to have you contribute some code at some point, if not alread
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    by carreau 5y ago

    It's actually already present in 7.x, just opt-in. And you should be able to hook any formatter you want, black just appear to be popular.
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    by carreau 5y ago

    And I'm in the comments if you have any questions/feedback.
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    IPython 8.0(blog.jupyter.org)

    335 points by carreau 5y ago|124 comments
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    by carreau 5y ago

    Well they do say that they need rosetta just to compile, that once compiled it "works", though I agree it's still too shallow of an article.