Dennis Müller

"Input to reshape is a tensor with ... values, but the requested shape has ..." in node Gradients/SumGradient/Reshape_1

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First of all: I have little prior experience with tensorflow; in fact I'm trying to understand it by using your package so I can work in Scala rather than python....

Apparent error in string conversion

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I have a struct with ``` impl MyStruct { pub extern "java" fn message(&self,_env:&'borrow JNIEnv

I'm getting a weird bug that I have no idea how to resolve or even properly identify. My prolog KB provides a clause `add_item/2` that (ultimately) adds a new item...

"Error: Module jupyter-innotater, semver range ~0.2.2 is not registered as a widget module"

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I'm getting the above error when trying to do the example in the README.md. I'm using a jupyter notebook in a binder with the versions for ipywidgets, notebook, widgetsnbextension, jupyter_innotater...

"New File" under windows not showing

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Not sure if this is an issue with jnr-fuse, winFSP or my Fuse implementation, but: Mounting a drive under windows, the "New->(File type)" option in the context menu of windows...

Both macros are part of the `xparse`-package, which (as far as I understand) has by now been moved entirely into latex itself.

Thanks for your work. I've been toying around with this and had to do some fiddling to get it to work with the current versions of all the dependencies, which...

- spaces are allowed in names (i.e. `symbol-name` => `symbol name`) - concrete syntax for `copymodule` changed from `\begin{copymodule}[some/archive]{mod?domain/dom-structure}{name}` to `\begin{copymodule}{name}{dom}`; note that `mod?domain` needs to be in scope anyway....

given a mathstructure ``` \begin{smodule}{category} \symdef{obj}{\mathtt{obj}} ... ``` we want the fields (e.g. `obj`) to be accessible *outside* of the nested module as accessor functions. This eliminates a lot of...

The sdefinition environment should subsume \symdef

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A pattern occuring often is ``` \symdef{foo}[...]{...} \begin{sdefinition}[for=foo] A \definame{foo} is... ``` where the following definition duplicates all the data already given in the `\symdef`. 1. `sdefinition` should generate the...