What's the benefit of putting the original idea between <idea> tags when it seems to the main body of the prompt anyway? Or are you supplying the Socratic Coder prompt and the idea in the same prompt?
Mostly because the system prompt states "The user will provide the idea you will be working with as the first message between <idea> tags." and Claude loves XML tags, but if you're not including anything else in the message, it probably doesn't matter.
Thanks for the keyword-only parameters mention. I'm a Py3 fan so have been looking down this thread for inspiration of features I've missed. I've often wanted to use keyword arguments for readability but without supplying a default - this is just the ticket.
My biggest problem with VSCode was the loss of ST's support for working across multiple project folders. When I'm working with Django I'll break code out into reusable apps but find it difficult to work concurrently on these separate folders of code.
Would love to hear if there's a setting I was missing as I'd like all the other features in VSC.
I have each project open in a different VSCode — is that what you're asking for? You can do File > New Window and then open another project in it or just set "window.openFoldersInNewWindow": "on" to always open directories in a new window.
Does just what you want. I've tried a few of the more complex apps and this is a really good implementation of the essential functionality. Nice clean design as well.
One piece of feedback from trialling this morning - when the timer went off, the settings window popped up into focus. The timer options (where you set 25 minutes, etc) was active and I was already typing. This meant that I could have messed up the settings.
Consider whether are more general pop-up message would be better, or perhaps provide the user with the option of turning this on/off.
I've not personally used RStudio but the IPython Notebook is great for interactive code with inline visualisations. I believe there's also a Julia kernel for IPython too so you could have either there.
I'd recommend Python as it has a lot of feature parity with R these days (especially with the Pandas library for fast dataframe operations).
I'm a daily python user, and mostly ex-R user. Agree data-frames in pandas help. But python really doesn't have much feature parity with R when it comes to statistical data analysis.
This is also a representation of where the power and profit sits within the industry. If apps were subservient to people in the UI, it would be trivial to replace them. However, successful businesses are built through preference over competitors. These businesses pay the wages of people who design systems and services that achieve this. The app stores continue to feed the platform makers and that's where we end up.
Here's another reason / hybrid of a couple. I noticed when reading this thread, I selected your comment and then scrolled whilst reading. Allows multitasking and faster scanning - I'm reading the text as the page scroll and the highlight makes it easier, whilst getting ready for the next section below.
What's the benefit of putting the original idea between <idea> tags when it seems to the main body of the prompt anyway? Or are you supplying the Socratic Coder prompt and the idea in the same prompt?