Turns out I had a `runtimed` from Feb 26 still running. I think it was from an attempt to compile and run it from source. Works now!
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Turns out I had a `runtimed` from Feb 26 still running. I think it was from an attempt to compile and run it from source. Works now!
I downloaded the DMG from nteract.io today, but I can't get past "Runtime unavailable - Runtime daemon not available. Click Retry to connect."
Which Kobo device?
On taste: mine has become markedly less jagged with age. At this point it's essentially boiled down to You Must Believe in Spring. I'm not even ashamed to confess that I was led there by Monocle 10 years ago.
The Silicon Valley idea of taste is about as advanced as its idea of intelligence.
Looks great. I think Pluto.jl's package management is the nicest I have seen for notebooks. Entirely inline, no modals, no sidebars. Maybe worth looking at for inspiration :) plutojl.org/en/docs/pack...
pdit: The Python Un-Notebook for Coding Agents - harry.vangberg.name/posts/pdit-t...
The way I use it is to ask Codex (or Claude) to put all classes and functions and so on in `impl.py`, and only add the high-level interactions to `script.py`, which is the one I open in pdit. pdit becomes sort of a HUD for my agent-written code. Super nice for quick iteration.
Today in pdit: a script to check if the conditions are good for a two-day sailing trip from Jutland to Anholt.
I made this kid's music player app for the iPad 3 years ago, nobody used it, and I removed it from the App Store at least a year ago to avoid paying the Developer Program fee, and yet, it seems like there's a single user somewhere out there who keeps using it, week after week. Warms my heart.
Light Table-vibes. Would inline Space Tracer support be possible in Zed? donkirkby.github.io/live-py-plug...
Hehe, nok derfor. Det er helt nyt. Lad mig høre hvis det virker/ikke virker for dig :)
So far I have failed multiple times at making widgets work in pdit … maybe this would help?
Thanks! Your Rust Jupyter projects look super interesting as well.
Today's slightly weird pdit use case: trying out different window configurations for a house renovation.
pdit 0.7: streaming output - pdit.dev/news/pdit-0-...
I've built an entirely new, 100% native, extendable, themeable, modal cmd-space launcher for macOS.
🍣 Meet Tuna.
tunaformac.com
I put a coding agent inside the browser with a single `execute_javascript` tool. Open HTML files -> make changes -> save back to HTML. The HTML file is the source code, the code environment, the app, the data store, everything at once.
I guess I am building a coding agent. Right now. Welp.
I got tired of copying skills and slash commands around when switching between Claude and Codex, so now they are just short sections in AGENTS.md - works fine?
pdit 0.6.0: Top-level f-strings renders as Markdown + images rendered with IPython.display.Image respects height+width. pdit.dev/news/pdit-0-... #python
Tonight in pdit-land: helping me understand 95% confidence intervals for the 95th time.
I've heard that decorators are pretty important in Python … so now they work in pdit as well 😅 pdit.dev/news/pdit-0-...
I just released pdit, an output-focused Python editor. pdit takes any regular Python scripts and shows the output side-by-side with the code that generated it. Think of it as a lightweight notebook or REPL for your scripts. Try it right now: `uvx --with "pdit[demo]" pdit --demo` -- pdit.dev
Mob programming, but with coding agents.
Post a game you remember playing that nobody remembers:
Bonk's Adventure on Amiga 1000
I'm a jj convert.
If you ever need to explain everything that is wrong with Danish with a single picture. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....
Yeah. I don't mind. But then again, I have, what, three paid apps, so not a good data point.
What I really like is 30-day money back guarantee, like @cleanshot.bsky.social does. As user I get access to full feature set without dealing with badly implemented trial. As business, more reliable?
