Looking good on `main`. So happy to see the REPL in Zed get some love. This is not sped up. Pure Rust runtime kernel via @posit.co (Ark) and Zed's totally native UI.

Any idea how to get out of the orange wheel cycle? I don't have any logs in the server about failures here. 404s in the web console though on `/api/events/subscribe` though.

Oooh, this is a good advancement since I last tried jupyter-collaboration.

Every time I see someone post about "X% of homes are owned by investors" I think about how 100% of all homes are owned by investors. Culturally American homeowners want to "just live in the house" while they gain equity or value. They don't see themselves as an investor but... they've "invested".

Nice, what should I be using?

The biggest thing I've always wanted fixed in Jupyter is the ability to close a tab and see the results after. Long running spark job, training a model, or just a dumb sleep.

More wild than that though is you can bring agents into the mix. For familiarity, let's start with introducing an AI cell. If you want, just imagine you're in a regular AI chat. Only now... you give it notebook powers.

Doing this requires moving the state of the notebook document to the server side. Once you do this though... it unlocks new ways of working.

No longer do you have to only converse with just the REPL. It's time to bring collaborators.

The biggest thing I've always wanted fixed in Jupyter is the ability to close a tab and see the results after. Long running spark job, training a model, or just a dumb sleep.

I have been going at it for about a month, and well, it works. I think it's about time I start showing people.

Times like these I want to see the full @dropout.tv match up between @adamconover.net and @samreich.bsky.social over home values and who's allowed to live on Bonita.

I realize this is a wicked old post that probably got cross posted but wow do I have something to show you soon