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Just curious and who knows, maybe someone will adopt it or develop something new based on its ideas.
1. hardwarepirate ◴[] No.45556454[source]
https://www.kite.com for python i first learned about it when i was working in an university group and had the task to transform a windowing algorithm already working on matlab to python. it felt like a modern linter and lsp with additional support through machine learning. i don't quite know why it got comparative small recognition, but perhaps enough to remain an avantgarde pioneering both python and machine learning support for further generations and wider applications.