nilsbecker

ok, a first experiment worked. the utop snippet below creates a simple jupyter kernel that just echoes the input and starts it from pyml. another jupyter client can then attach...

yes, i have used that approach in the past and it works. i found it a bit cumbersome though, that's why i'm looking for something that would eventually be simpler...

I think I found a workable solution! [The IPython embedding docs](https://ipython.readthedocs.io/en/latest/interactive/reference.html#embedding) show that ```python from IPython import embed_kernel embed_kernel() ``` gives you an IPython Jupyter kernel that inherits all the...

more generally it would be better to have the option to specify non-uniform bin edges. e.g. an api like ``histogram ?(bins=`N 10) ...`` where the bins keyword also accepts ``...

i checked the 'statistics' haskell library. i get now where the used interface is coming from: the upper bin edges are known in principle since the bins are always uniform....

I asked the author of parany for his opinion on a good parallel API. see https://github.com/UnixJunkie/parany/issues/55#issuecomment-894117856 for an answer.

great! i was wondering if it would be a good idea to get input from the authors of the existing parallelization libraries (parany, parmap and possibly others) on the most...

actually, the ALE fixer uses a lot of time: ``` FUNCTION 151_RunFixer() Defined: ~/.vim/plugins/ale/autoload/ale/fix.vim:206 Called 9 times Total time: 53.671523 Self time: 0.000299 count total (s) self (s) 9 0.000017...

and i have enabled the ALE fixer on save with `au FileType ocaml let b:ale_fix_on_save=1` in the .vimrc. so it seems there is some interaction between the ocaml ftplugin, ALE...

in my config, `g:ocaml_folding` was enabled, and i don't set it in .vimrc; it seems to be on by default. i'll try it out. [edit]: no, that does not seem...