Matt Pitkin

This may not be the best place to ask, but: I was just wondering if anyone has successfully submitted a JOSS paper to arXiv? I tried submitting [my paper](http://joss.theoj.org/papers/10.21105/joss.00538) to...

@ngoldbaum yeah, I'd noticed that for corner.py too. @danielskatz I'd guess so. It's a shame that arXiv won't accept JOSS papers, but I suppose it's not too much of a...

@mhucka - I've appealed my arXiv rejection with the following email: > Dear arXiv-moderation, > > My submission submit/XXXXXXX was rejected and I presume this was due to the paper...

I'm happy to report that the moderators accepted my appeal and my JOSS paper is now on [arXiv](https://arxiv.org/abs/1806.07809) (as is [another](https://arxiv.org/abs/1806.07442) JOSS paper I'm author on :smile:).

@anthony-steele-cko Thanks for your suggested workaround. Unfortunately, I get the error: ``` git fetch --tags origin shell: sh -e {0} fatal: unsafe repository ('/__w/cwinpy/cwinpy' is owned by someone else) To...

I think you can do something similar to what you want using the `fakepulsar` function within `toasim.py` (see [this notebook](https://github.com/vallis/libstempo/blob/master/demo/libstempo-toasim-demo.ipynb)), e.g.: Note: don't trust me that this works correctly -...

In `fakepulsar` you can use the `freq` argument if you want to set the observation frequency (in MHz) and the `observatory` argument to set the observatory name (using the tempo2...

Within [`fakepulsar`](https://github.com/vallis/libstempo/blob/master/libstempo/toasim.py#L105) it actually constructs a .tim file based on the supplied `obstimes` values. You can pass it a np.array with float128 precision and it should still work ok, e.g....

If your `TimeSeries` is called `t` then you could do: ```python import numpy as np a = np.array(t.data) ```

This might be fixed by #48