Jaap Buurman

Was this ever fixed and/or clarified? Or should we manually retrieve the hourly data from Google trends while selecting partially overlapping weeks, as to do the re-indexing manually?

For me, the missing data is between 2021-08-06 and 2021-10-01. Is this a bug with this program, or is this an issue with Google's API?

Seems to be fixed for me, with the exact same pytrends version. So perhaps it was an issue with Google's API? @joelwk , is it fixed for you as well?

I am very curious about this question as well. Especially since the README contains the following text: `Realistically, it's now abandoned and will only possibly receive updates to run workloads...

Unfortunately that doesn't seem to work. First it tries to remove the conflicting packages: ``` :: opencl-amd and rocm-opencl-runtime are in conflict. Remove rocm-opencl-runtime? [y/N] y :: opencl-amd and hip-runtime-amd...

I just uninstalled all previous `rocm` packages and went with the `opencl-amd` + `opencl-amd-dev`, but that's just making the example run on the CPU rather than the GPU. So unfortunately...

That just makes it crash with an out of memory error, which is bogus for such a small example with 24GB memory: ``` [jaap@Jaap-Desktop code]$ HSA_OVERRIDE_GFX_VERSION=10.3.0 pipenv run python testNN.py...

@jannesklee I am running llvm-minimal-git. Everything is working as it should game-wise. It's just that rocm is broken. Are you able to run the example in my first post just...

@jannesklee no need to compile tensorflow. You can install `tensorflow-rocm` via pip or pipenv if you want to keep it contained within its own virtual environment. Would you mind running...

@jannesklee I have the same output. Unfortunately it specifically states that it is ignoring the GPU because it is unsupported. @saadrahim when can we expect 5.5.0 to release? CUDA is...