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| It's because applying `N` to the whole `Manipulate` also causes the boundaries and the step for `n` to turn from integers into reals. You can see the same complex results if you evaluate the following: Table[(7 Sin[105 n/\[Pi]]*(-1)^n)/n + 10,... |
| Arguably, `RelationalDatabase` shouldn't even give the impression that it can directly (efficiently & consistently) connect to a remote SQLite database (like it can with other databases). With other databases, you're not usually operating on a local... |
| Thanks for the report! This is a cloud bug indeed. Incidentally, we're already working on an overhaul of our client-side input tokenizer (where this is currently going wrong) that will fix this issue. I've still filed a bug ticket in our system (just... |
| Yes, that should not be an issue, as long as the computation finishes within the API evaluation time limit (which is 60 seconds for the free plan). |
| You can get a handle to the current cloud notebook using `$EvaluationCloudObject`. It works inside a cloud notebook (every cloud notebook is a cloud object), but also e.g. inside an `APIFunction`. In addition to `SetOptions` (which you can use to... |
| The default behavior for hyperlinks is to open in the same tab if they point to the same origin (protocol + subdomain + domain) as the current notebook URL, and open a new tab otherwise. Compare e.g. Hyperlink["Wolfram", "https://wolfram.com"]... |
| > you are asking about a research level problem Here's the relevant XKCD: http://xkcd.com/1425 ![enter image description here][1] [1]: /c/portal/getImageAttachment?filename=tasks.png&userId=11733 |
| It's not possible to directly "call" a local kernel from the Cloud. But a local kernel could poll the Cloud, do any calculations desired, and send the results back to the Cloud. The Cloud computation could create a cloud object for every pending... |
| and this is certainly the most beautiful solution to the specific question. Although, I still need to solve the general problem ("do one iteration of function application"). |