Git-Friendly Notebooks
Lukas expresses surprise at the git-friendly execution model of Remo, highlighting its appeal to users who often struggle with large diffs. Akshay explains that while outputs aren't stored by default, users can choose to save them alongside notebooks, enhancing the experience of reviewing code without running it. The conversation reveals a shared sentiment among users from different fields, particularly those in business analytics, who appreciate the clarity and control that this model provides over their data visualizations.In this clip
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