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                                            François Bérenger

Provide a simpler and more realistic example script that uses async

I have another competing project also, this one older: https://github.com/UnixJunkie/PAR It's fun that several people are not satisfied with GNU parallel.

Building a multiclass classification model | Practical Cheminformatics

I personally prefer bagging with balanced bootstraps over oversampling. But apart from that, cool post.

Building a multiclass classification model | Practical Cheminformatics

Are you only interested in a classifier for this dataset? I wonder if a good regressor can be trained from it.

more unixish behavior

I think it's great. On Unix: {-i|--input}, {-o|--output}; yes, openeye has it wrong too. Default input should be stdin; default output stdout. Importantly: we must accept eventually several --alert options...

inelegant exit for smiles file with no names

Or, maybe, a crash-proof behavior. Such as: if a SMILES has no name, use the SMILES itself as a default name.

efficient implementation algorithm

Is this the algorithm you implemented?

Support "Find occurrences" at whole project scale, not just inside the current file

Thanks! :+1:

Support "Find occurrences" at whole project scale, not just inside the current file

@Sir4ur0n there is ocp-grep, if you are really dying for something.

do not highlight anything [feature-request] [emacs]

Funnily, there is this in my .emacs: ``` ;; ocaml merlin: don't distract me (setq merlin-error-after-save nil) (setq merlin-error-in-margin nil) (setq merlin-report-warnings nil) (setq merlin-report-errors nil) (setq merlin-ac-setup 'easy) ```...

do not highlight anything [feature-request] [emacs]

I am running merlin 4.2-412.