Maximilian Roos

I had another look at this; I'm fairly confident it's not possible with the current implementation: - numba doesn't support kwargs: https://github.com/numba/numba/issues/2916 - `apply_ufunc` can't supply args I think closest...

Updated with the actual abstraction, and fixed the minor issue above ```python def group_wrapper(func): @groupndreduce([ (float64, int64, float64), (float64, int32, float64), (float32, int64, float32), (float32, int32, float32), ]) def group_func(values,...

Ah, but unfortunately not so fast: ```python [ins] In [1]: import numbagg ...: import numpy as np ...: import bottleneck ...: [nav] In [29]: rs = np.random.RandomState(0) ...: values =...

Thanks @lunarlanding — how would that work?

Interesting @LunarLanding , thanks for suggesting. I wonder whether that solves the gufunc issue though — let me know if you have any thoughts or examples of how that could...

FYI I used this to answer my SO question here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70630556/parse-allowing-nested-parentheses-in-nom

I'm not sure how helpful "I would like these things" is, but given your question, I've made a brief list below. For context, I'm a huge fan of Taskfile; we...

Thanks for the response @ghostsquad > Me too. The thing to consider with docker is the "environment" changes (inside vs outside of a container) as well as the ability to...

> Why not just call `task` in GHA? I'll expand on this a bit: > Many of the GitHub Actions runners are designed to run independently, so we need to...

I don't mean to use this issue to go into lots of detail on my specific issues, but I think about some of these issues differently: - There are actual...