cantdutchthis

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by cantdutchthis 2mo ago
Vincent D. Warmerdam ;) there are a bunch of Dutch people who otherwise have the same name. People also know me from the calmcode youtube channel and https://calmcode.io website
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by cantdutchthis 2mo ago
marimo dev here. Just wanted to mention that you're always able to do this: for _x in range(100): ... This way, `_x` is detected as a throwaway Python variable. And it won't re-appear in other cells. Also, within the same cell
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by cantdutchthis 2mo ago
marimo dev here, the pitch that got me working there is widgets! This video highlights some fancy tricks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVSeOr3AIbc
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Marimo now runs in PyCharm(marimo.io)
130 points by cantdutchthis 2mo ago|38 comments
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by cantdutchthis 2mo ago
Reading these kinds of stories always make me happy. Well done!
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by cantdutchthis 3mo ago
Noticed a similar thing with calmcode.io, the numbers don't lie. At the same time though, the setup of that site is so light/cheap that it remains zero effort to just keep the tutorials up. In hindsight, I am _very_ happy that I n
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by cantdutchthis 3mo ago
Not to mention the fact that marimo-pair also supports non-Claude models.
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Blades.css is an updated fork of pico.css(blades.ninja)
3 points by cantdutchthis 3mo ago|0 comments
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by cantdutchthis 8mo ago
You can explore the tool on desktop (via webassembly) over at: https://koaning.github.io/wigglystuff/examples/chartpuck/ It's part of wigglystuff, and there are way more widgets too! https://k
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by cantdutchthis 8mo ago
You can explore the tool on desktop (via webassembly) over at: https://koaning.github.io/wigglystuff/examples/chartpuck/ It's part of wigglystuff, and there are way more widgets too! https://
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by cantdutchthis 9mo ago
Multiple people have offered but decided against it for a few reasons. - Proper reviews actually feel like they would take me as much time as doing it myself. - One benefit of doing it all myself is that all the content has a familiar style
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by cantdutchthis 9mo ago
Creator of calmcode here, AskMeAnything[tm].
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by cantdutchthis 1y ago
Been a polars fan for a loooong time. Happy to see the team ship their product and I hope it does well!
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by cantdutchthis 1y ago
i’ve used freedom.to at times to just turn off all distractions, works pretty well
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by cantdutchthis 1y ago
former employee here, Matt wrote a blogpost with pretty much all of the details here: https://honnibal.dev/blog/back-to-our-roots
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by cantdutchthis 1y ago
Fun detail, you can actually define functions in a marimo notebook and load them in another Python file if you want. Needs a bit of extra config but tis a really nice feature. https://docs.marimo.io/guides/reusing_funct
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by cantdutchthis 1y ago
It certainly has some of the “widget feelings” from streamlit but the real killer feature is that you’re still always in a notebook. You can still explore with these widgets, which is a stellar experience.
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Cline Feels Like an Upgrade(koaning.io)
2 points by cantdutchthis 1y ago|0 comments
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by cantdutchthis 1y ago
Everyone: don't push live on a Friday. marimo: ... hold my beer
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SVGs that feel like GIFs(koaning.io)
540 points by cantdutchthis 1y ago|134 comments
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Python can run Mojo now(koaning.io)
325 points by cantdutchthis 1y ago|165 comments
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by cantdutchthis 1y ago
marimo is open source and uses a reactive model which makes it fun to mix/match widgets with Python code. It even supports gamepads if you wanted to go nuts! https://youtu.be/4fXLB5_F2rg?si=jeUj77Cte3TkQ1j- disclaimer:
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Transcribe and Vibe(youtube.com)
1 points by cantdutchthis 1y ago|0 comments
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Learning about HTML/CSS while vibe coding(koaning.io)
1 points by cantdutchthis 1y ago|0 comments
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by cantdutchthis 1y ago
(marimo team-member here) I have had a similar situation and my "hack" for this was to start the same notebook twice and have two tabs open. This worked for something things ... Other times I just bit the bullet and made two forms
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by cantdutchthis 1y ago
(someone from the marimo team here) How you start the marimo notebook, via `marimo edit must-give-name-to-this-file.py` is indeed one of my teeny by favourite features of it. When you start a new notebook you're kind of forced to name
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by cantdutchthis 1y ago
(someone from the marimo team here) The `export` command can generate a rendered artifact if that's what you're after but there is also another avenue here, have you seen the caching feature? The one that caches to disk and persis
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by cantdutchthis 1y ago
Out of curiosity, does this approach also allow for interactive widgets?
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by cantdutchthis 1y ago
(someone from the marimo team here) Happy to hear it! Got a link to your widget? I am assuming it's an anywidget?
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by cantdutchthis 1y ago
(someone from the marimo team here) It depends a bit on how the notebook is written. There is `mo.app_meta()` that allows you to detect how the notebook is running. This can be in "app mode", "edit mode" or in "scri

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