@MaximeRivest: Much better latency and ability to edit by sketching! I have no idea if this: programming with a pen ...thing is going …
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A tweet from MaximeRivest highlights improved latency and sketching capabilities for a pen-based programming tool, expressing excitement for its potential in data analytics and spreadsheets.
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Much better latency and ability to edit by sketching!
I have no idea if this:
programming with a pen
…thing is going to be so nice but it sure is very exciting to try! I bit data analytics, stats, spreadsheets will be amazing though. https://t.co/JwjLoQJV7j
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