Cameron Bieganek

Should this issue be closed? I'm on IPython 8.2.0, and the following config code provided by @2sn works correctly: > ```python > c = get_config() > c.TerminalInteractiveShell.autosuggestions_provider = None >...

This doesn't appear to be a time-to-first-plot issue. For example, if I type this at the REPL... ```julia julia> "" "" julia> "" "" julia> "" "" ``` ...it happens...

Here are the contents of my "startup.jl" file: ``` ENV["JULIA_EDITOR"] = "vim" using OhMyREPL OhMyREPL.enable_autocomplete_brackets(false) ``` If I comment out the `OhMyREPL.enable_autocomplete_brackets(false)` line, then this problem doesn't occur. However, I...

> You could cast the features to a concrete type (ie `X = Int.(X)`) as opposed to using the `Any` type, which is quite heavy. That should help a little...

> Yes, this happens also when both the package and the test code tries to use the exact same dependency from a URL Yup, I just ran into this again....

I just bumped into this again. I had already forgotten that I needed to do `using Statistics` to get `median` and `mean` to work, and the **BenchmarkTools** documentation didn't remind...

Maybe to make things slightly less brittle, `save_object` can save files with a different extension. E.g., perhaps `save_object("testfile", x)` would write the file `"testfile.jld2o"`. And then `load_object` could throw an...

> file extensions are really just conventions and have no real meaning Yeah, that's why I said "slightly less brittle". 😃 --- > `load_object(fn) = last(only(load(fn)))` That looks pretty good...

Using `$` for this seems reasonable to me, though I'm no expert here.

Ok, thanks. I haven't read that section of the docs in detail yet. However, it looks like that capability is targeted at package developers and not very easy to use...