phissenschaft

3 lata temudiscuss

I use Emacs for most of my work related to coding and technical writing. I've been running phind-v2-codellama and openhermes using ollama and gptel, as well as github's copilot. I like how you can send an arbitrary region to an LLM and ask for things about it. Of course the UX is in early stage, but just imagine if a foundation model can take all the context (i.e. your orgmode files and open file buffers) and can use tools like LSP.

phissenschaft

6 lat temudiscuss

My concept of a "REPL" is mostly defined by emacs. You would have a buffer with a code file, with an active jupyter kernel with the correct dependencies loaded in it. Then one would send any active region with `C-c C-c` and get timely feedback.

With this mode https://github.com/nnicandro/emacs-jupyter one can connect to a jupyter kernel running locally or remote (would mostly prefer SSH port forwarding or kubectl port-forward the remote jupyter server). It makes life so much easier to interact with cloud environment (e.g. spark).

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