The earliest incarnation of this project was built as a way of running Haskell snippets in knitr (a report generation software for R). Jonathan Carroll, a DataHaskell contributor, was working on an article showcasing Haskell’s viability for data science workloads. We built a small shell script that took Haskell code snippets, transformed them to work with GHCi (particularly putting multi-line functions in blocks), evaluated them in the command line, and then captured the output.
Fortunately, Gemini won't dive into your personal correspondence uninvited. Users will first have to direct it to grab that information from your Gmail, Drive, or Chat via a prompt entered into a new text bar in each Workspace app. One prompt example provided by Google: "draft a newsletter for our neighbourhood association using the meeting minutes from my January HOA meeting and the list of upcoming events." In addition to telling Gemini whether to draw from your emails and files, you can also have it pull from resources online.
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Between macros and add-ins, 1-2-3 becomes an ecosystem unto itself, like dBase or HyperCard. One thing I don't like about Lotus's approach is how it can bifurcate the user experience. That's seen clearly with their own WYSIWYG add-in.