I've found that FUSE/sshfs (at least on Mac) doesn't survive network reconnects. Switching WiFi networks, or even having the computer go to sleep, is enough to put it in a state where it can neither be used nor…
When Github enabled https for sites hosted on Github Pages, sites that were using custom domains went from redirecting https->http to giving certificate errors overnight. This happened to me. I didn't get a…
I'm curious how you handle the issue of scope in pynt. From what I see in the readme, a lot of the features are about extracting code snippets from the source file and sending them to the notebook. But when you're…
I'm interested if anyone has good tools for this kind of workflow, especially for Python. As others have mentioned in the comments it seems that similar workflows have existed across a number of languages and IDEs for…
I agree, the notebook could really have much more powerful debugging. I've actually been working on implementing something to that effect for Python (see http://kitaev.io/xdbg). But it's been really hard to figure out…
I liked the structure of the guide. However pairing the memory tables while mentally executing the code line-by-line got confusing for me. (Especially because the code was offscreen because the tables take up vertical…
I've found that FUSE/sshfs (at least on Mac) doesn't survive network reconnects. Switching WiFi networks, or even having the computer go to sleep, is enough to put it in a state where it can neither be used nor…
When Github enabled https for sites hosted on Github Pages, sites that were using custom domains went from redirecting https->http to giving certificate errors overnight. This happened to me. I didn't get a…
I'm curious how you handle the issue of scope in pynt. From what I see in the readme, a lot of the features are about extracting code snippets from the source file and sending them to the notebook. But when you're…
I'm interested if anyone has good tools for this kind of workflow, especially for Python. As others have mentioned in the comments it seems that similar workflows have existed across a number of languages and IDEs for…
I agree, the notebook could really have much more powerful debugging. I've actually been working on implementing something to that effect for Python (see http://kitaev.io/xdbg). But it's been really hard to figure out…
I liked the structure of the guide. However pairing the memory tables while mentally executing the code line-by-line got confusing for me. (Especially because the code was offscreen because the tables take up vertical…