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This is tldraw in a notebook, connected to the new GPT-4o vision API. This video is at original speed, and it shows how Matplotlib plots are generated from scribbles.

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Josh Pullen2 years ago

@tldraw @matplotlib This is neat!

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kevlarai2 years ago

@tldraw @matplotlib This is incredible. It's the code published anywhere? Haven't seen it in tldraw repo.

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Jan-Hendrik Müller2 years ago

@tldraw @matplotlib yep, the code is here:

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Michael Mendoza2 years ago

@tldraw @matplotlib This awesome! Great idea to integrate the @tldraw canvas with a jupyter notebook. I like these kinds of interactive workflows. I think this could be useful for prototyping ideas, or just mocking out what your plots should look like for a paper.

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Hannah2 years ago

@tldraw @matplotlib So I think I've mentioned to you how I've wanted a detexify for Matplotlib...I was thinking about it on the image comparison level but now wondering about taking the input down to code & then doing the search on text 🤔

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Jan-Hendrik Müller2 years ago

@tldraw @matplotlib detexify for matplotlib would be great indeed! what do you mean by "then doing the search on text"? Here's another idea that I had with Tldraw+JupyterLiteshell as a website

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Aman Kumar2 years ago

@tldraw @matplotlib Is it's api free now?

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CODEF(x)2 years ago

@tldraw @matplotlib 👏🏾

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Immersive Translate2 years ago

@tldraw @matplotlib It is stronger than I thought

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Snow2 years ago

@tldraw @matplotlib

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