Kyle Kelley
@kylekelley.bsky.social
Quill 🎮 Anaconda 🐍 🧪 Jupyter & Zed Hacker ⌨️ Santa Cruz City Schools Board 🏫 Untitled.ipynb
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planting 40 million merkle search trees, in 20 years we'll have a whole lot of merkle search forests
we can log the merkle search forests for merkle search timber which we will then use to construct a merkle search floating city
we can log the merkle search forests for merkle search timber which we will then use to construct a merkle search floating city
merkle search forest
November 8, 2025 at 12:16 AM
planting 40 million merkle search trees, in 20 years we'll have a whole lot of merkle search forests
we can log the merkle search forests for merkle search timber which we will then use to construct a merkle search floating city
we can log the merkle search forests for merkle search timber which we will then use to construct a merkle search floating city
I need cat-aware undo
September 22, 2025 at 2:08 PM
I need cat-aware undo
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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.
July 25, 2025 at 11:27 PM
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 saw this tweet about @livestore.dev and it made me realize that @schickling.dev built exactly the library I need to make realtime notebooks with modern agentic plumbing. More 📘 below ⬇️
July 25, 2025 at 11:21 PM
I saw this tweet about @livestore.dev and it made me realize that @schickling.dev built exactly the library I need to make realtime notebooks with modern agentic plumbing. More 📘 below ⬇️
Glad @anthropic.com's Claude + @zed.dev don't hold back from a little bit of cursing even if it had to quote my speech.
July 11, 2025 at 12:05 AM
Glad @anthropic.com's Claude + @zed.dev don't hold back from a little bit of cursing even if it had to quote my speech.
Sorry but as a Large Language Model you suck
July 9, 2025 at 11:12 PM
Sorry but as a Large Language Model you suck
ballmer peak but for my lil babby vibe coder
July 8, 2025 at 2:09 AM
ballmer peak but for my lil babby vibe coder
I don't think that's going to resolve quickly @anthropic.com
June 23, 2025 at 3:16 PM
I don't think that's going to resolve quickly @anthropic.com
Judging by how many people idle their vehicles in California, gas is too cheap.
June 22, 2025 at 3:30 PM
Judging by how many people idle their vehicles in California, gas is too cheap.
Make explicit that which has been implicit
June 21, 2025 at 12:57 PM
Make explicit that which has been implicit
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Every cute little business district needs to subsidize its cute little bookstores. If rents go up and it gets priced out in favor of yet another restaurant the appeal of the whole neighborhood drops precipitously. Dinner dates need walking destinations nearby that aren't just food.
March 7, 2025 at 9:29 PM
Every cute little business district needs to subsidize its cute little bookstores. If rents go up and it gets priced out in favor of yet another restaurant the appeal of the whole neighborhood drops precipitously. Dinner dates need walking destinations nearby that aren't just food.
It's been 25 years since MDFMK sung "The revolution will be synthesized"
June 11, 2025 at 11:10 PM
It's been 25 years since MDFMK sung "The revolution will be synthesized"
you and me both cursor
June 9, 2025 at 9:06 PM
you and me both cursor
People love to talk about how much of human intelligence and creativity was used to train these models.
I love how much human stupidity is hiding in there too.
I love how much human stupidity is hiding in there too.
April 8, 2025 at 5:09 PM
People love to talk about how much of human intelligence and creativity was used to train these models.
I love how much human stupidity is hiding in there too.
I love how much human stupidity is hiding in there too.
Wrote a piece on the link between new housing, property taxes, and school funding in California with an eye towards what Santa Cruz needs to excel. lookout.co/why-more-hou...
Why more housing means more money for Santa Cruz schools
Santa Cruz schools don’t have to be dependent on federal funding, writes Kyle Kelley, the vice president of the Santa Cruz City Schools district board. We can take a simple action to get more money to...
lookout.co
March 25, 2025 at 8:59 PM
Wrote a piece on the link between new housing, property taxes, and school funding in California with an eye towards what Santa Cruz needs to excel. lookout.co/why-more-hou...
I am greatly enjoying the private school labeller. A veil has been lifted.
December 3, 2024 at 4:17 AM
I am greatly enjoying the private school labeller. A veil has been lifted.
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People gotta read Henry George's Progress and Poverty. It's amazing how relevant him debunking Malthusian nonsense remains today. 😓
Folks talking about "overpopulation" aren't in the climate movement. They're in, uh, a different movement (derogatory).
🚨I'm seeing some climate accounts posting overpopulation stuff, so I've removed the paywall from my article on the subject: Overpopulation Is A Racist Trope.
December 2, 2024 at 5:01 PM
People gotta read Henry George's Progress and Poverty. It's amazing how relevant him debunking Malthusian nonsense remains today. 😓
TIL you can view the build queue for Rust docs docs.rs/releases/queue
December 2, 2024 at 3:41 PM
TIL you can view the build queue for Rust docs docs.rs/releases/queue
Shipped the Ollama kernel in a more easily accessible way!
cargo install ollama-kernel
ollama-kernel --install
Notebook your Local LLM convos now!
cargo install ollama-kernel
ollama-kernel --install
Notebook your Local LLM convos now!
No one needs this but I've made a Jupyter Kernel for
Ollama, in Rust. Write markdown, get markdown back (formatted in your notebook). Swap to any open source model ollama.com supports.
Ollama, in Rust. Write markdown, get markdown back (formatted in your notebook). Swap to any open source model ollama.com supports.
November 28, 2024 at 5:40 AM
Shipped the Ollama kernel in a more easily accessible way!
cargo install ollama-kernel
ollama-kernel --install
Notebook your Local LLM convos now!
cargo install ollama-kernel
ollama-kernel --install
Notebook your Local LLM convos now!
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🚀 Introducing Zed v0.163!
Today's stable release brings a lot of improvements for those working in Python 🐍:
Zed now supports pytest-based test discovery and runnables, in addition to unittest.
Today's stable release brings a lot of improvements for those working in Python 🐍:
Zed now supports pytest-based test discovery and runnables, in addition to unittest.
November 27, 2024 at 6:32 PM
🚀 Introducing Zed v0.163!
Today's stable release brings a lot of improvements for those working in Python 🐍:
Zed now supports pytest-based test discovery and runnables, in addition to unittest.
Today's stable release brings a lot of improvements for those working in Python 🐍:
Zed now supports pytest-based test discovery and runnables, in addition to unittest.
Finally tried out @deno.land's `v8` bindings and wow do they fly.
As a little example, I made some KaTeX bindings that use it. github.com/rgbkrk/katex...
As a little example, I made some KaTeX bindings that use it. github.com/rgbkrk/katex...
GitHub - rgbkrk/katex-v8: Trying out katex via v8 isolates
Trying out katex via v8 isolates. Contribute to rgbkrk/katex-v8 development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
November 25, 2024 at 9:18 PM
Finally tried out @deno.land's `v8` bindings and wow do they fly.
As a little example, I made some KaTeX bindings that use it. github.com/rgbkrk/katex...
As a little example, I made some KaTeX bindings that use it. github.com/rgbkrk/katex...
Finally I can carry many limes 🍋🟩
November 16, 2024 at 4:54 PM
Finally I can carry many limes 🍋🟩
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still polishing the ergonomics, but really excited to have this working!
the little 3mb binary connects to a kernel and launches a native webview to display outputs. ~super~ lightweight and flexible way to script with anywidgets
mosaic from the command line with `jupyter console`:
the little 3mb binary connects to a kernel and launches a native webview to display outputs. ~super~ lightweight and flexible way to script with anywidgets
mosaic from the command line with `jupyter console`:
November 15, 2024 at 2:59 AM
still polishing the ergonomics, but really excited to have this working!
the little 3mb binary connects to a kernel and launches a native webview to display outputs. ~super~ lightweight and flexible way to script with anywidgets
mosaic from the command line with `jupyter console`:
the little 3mb binary connects to a kernel and launches a native webview to display outputs. ~super~ lightweight and flexible way to script with anywidgets
mosaic from the command line with `jupyter console`: