Mark Finkle
@mfinkle.bsky.social
Has anyone merged reactive notebooks like Marimo with conversational agents yet? I mean, can I ask some questions about data and the agent fetches the data and displays the results. I can then interactive with either the data or the results.
That might be neat
That might be neat
November 1, 2025 at 3:51 AM
Has anyone merged reactive notebooks like Marimo with conversational agents yet? I mean, can I ask some questions about data and the agent fetches the data and displays the results. I can then interactive with either the data or the results.
That might be neat
That might be neat
"we're Chrome in a trenchcoat" — this
"however it does give them an escape route if something can replace Chrome." — I would not hold my breath. It's kinda assuming to realize that making a web browser is possibly harder than an LLM? 😂
"however it does give them an escape route if something can replace Chrome." — I would not hold my breath. It's kinda assuming to realize that making a web browser is possibly harder than an LLM? 😂
November 1, 2025 at 3:27 AM
"we're Chrome in a trenchcoat" — this
"however it does give them an escape route if something can replace Chrome." — I would not hold my breath. It's kinda assuming to realize that making a web browser is possibly harder than an LLM? 😂
"however it does give them an escape route if something can replace Chrome." — I would not hold my breath. It's kinda assuming to realize that making a web browser is possibly harder than an LLM? 😂
Yes! Although I didn't write it, I spent enough time in the code to appreciate it and notice when other products don't have it
August 21, 2025 at 12:29 PM
Yes! Although I didn't write it, I spent enough time in the code to appreciate it and notice when other products don't have it
Miss you too, but now we've found each other again!
July 27, 2025 at 1:05 PM
Miss you too, but now we've found each other again!
I wonder that if, from James Martin's point of view in 1982, that actually happened? But from our 2025 point of view, the programmers moved to work on other things?
July 14, 2025 at 10:14 PM
I wonder that if, from James Martin's point of view in 1982, that actually happened? But from our 2025 point of view, the programmers moved to work on other things?