Joseph Wilson
Joseph Wilson
This is a small enhancement to make `GroupedDataFrame`s display so that they fit in one screen, like regular `DataFrame`s with many rows. Before, the first and last groups of a...
While we can view the data of all countries superimposed, it would be valuable to have a curve representing worldwide totals. This would only involve adding a "World" entry to...
I’m experiencing a small (but annoying) bug with autocompleted square brackets. The expected behaviour is that typing `[x` OR `[x]` produces `[x]` in the REPL (soft autocompletion). However, if I...
Consider the snippet: ```latex \begin{align} hello this is an \error and stuff goes on... \end{align} ``` This generates the log ``` ! Undefined control sequence. ...ds {align}} hello this is...
For parsing over/underfull messages, there is a line (504) that tests `line == " []"` — which is clearly meant to read `line[-3:] == " []"`, since `line` is a...
For example: ``` julia> [42][] 42 julia> using Nabla julia> [42][] ERROR: StackOverflowError: Stacktrace: [1] getindex(::Vector{Int64}; kwargs::Base.Iterators.Pairs{Union{}, Union{}, Tuple{}, NamedTuple{(), Tuple{}}}) @ Nabla ~/.julia/packages/Nabla/pRNW3/src/sensitivities/chainrules.jl:176 [2] getindex(::Vector{Int64}) @ Nabla ~/.julia/packages/Nabla/pRNW3/src/sensitivities/chainrules.jl:173 [3]...
Hello, If I understand correctly, we may expect this to work out-of-the-box: ```julia julia> using Accessors, StaticArrays julia> s = SVector{4}(1:4) # immutable fixed size vector 4-element SVector{4, Int64} with...
It’s mathematically sound to allow `x` and `y` to be lengths in `calc.atan2(x, y)`, so long as they are of “compatible” units (in the sense that `y/x` is well-defined). This...
This is an opinionated PR, so open to other ideas. There isn't currently a convenient ‘opposite’ to `dictionary.pairs()`, other than inserting or joining manually, as in: ```typ #let b =...
Freshly installing GitButler from https://app.gitbutler.com/downloads/release/darwin/x86_64/dmg, Version 0.10.6 (20240212.175429), leads to this: 😬 Tested on a couple MacBooks running macOS 10.15.6 and 10.15.7. Not sure what diagnostics I can include, but...