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                                            James Brown

Feature Request: Compile Vyper into Pydantic compatible Object Contract Mapper

[Boa](https://github.com/vyperlang/titanoboa/issues/147) is doing similar things like Brownie. I consider this as a generally unsolved problem in the Web3 world, along with the absence of a less storage and computation intensive...

Feature Request: Compile Vyper into Pydantic compatible Object Contract Mapper

In the sense of design, you are correct. However I just want to suggest the possibility of using pure Python to write smart contracts, just like Solana using Rust as...

Feature Request: Generate Language Specific Object Contract Mapper from ABI

This is not stale.

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Reload class and methods inside, reload for-loop within function which has 'return', 'continue', 'break' statements

#18 my attempt to solve problems for class and closure.

Reload class and methods inside, reload for-loop within function which has 'return', 'continue', 'break' statements

[possible solution](https://discuss.python.org/t/exec-with-return-keyword/19916) for solving problem for for-loop, transforming source code in-place

Reload class and methods inside, reload for-loop within function which has 'return', 'continue', 'break' statements

for-loop does not behave correctly in following circumstance: ```python def function(): val = None for i in reloading(range(2)): val = 'value' return val val = function() # value is None...

[BUG]search_web()返回为空

怎么解决的请教？

Disable AMD GPU support or support more AMD GPUs like `gfx90c`

I heard of some tweaks like `export HSA_OVERRIDE_GFX_VERSION=9.0.0` for using `gfx90c` in latest Pytorch ROCm containers. however it does not enable the GPU when running ollama serve, only disable it....

Disable AMD GPU support or support more AMD GPUs like `gfx90c`

Seems my ROCm version is to be blamed. I am running ROCm v5, which ollama requires v6. I will check if upgrading ROCm helps. `dpkg -l | grep -i rocm`...