Paul Berg

I investigated the problem with `declare function ...`. The problem is that we try to find the leading comment by using the lower position of the `function` keyword and not...

Functions that are not using `declare` are already skipped (see https://github.com/denoland/deno/blob/master/cli/doc/parser.rs#L316-L318). The problem comes from the lower boundary of the function declaration span which does not take into account the...

This is because the default train.py trains the model on the Shapenet dataset **with** normals (meaning 6 pts inputs instead of 3 pts). I have a [working test.py](https://github.com/Pangoraw/pointnet2/blob/069eba4034f267d221a306fe310de14c89f956eb/part_seg/test.py) for the...

Interesting approach! Are the error locations from macros still clickable when the error is thrown for a macro in the notebook ? ```julia macro m() quote throw("boom") end end @m()...

Very cool! :confetti_ball:

Without running the notebook the topology might loose dependency information regarding macros and therefore may not be able to re-disable the same cells. Another solution to make sure that the...

Yes the UI is one problem with my approach, so perhaps there should be a marker for those cells that is disabled on the first run (maybe not ideal) ?...

You're right that it would require a new state for a cell (that can simple be removed when the cell is first run). > What if we migrate from separate...

You can create a new empty environment with only [email protected] and then launch notebooks with it. These notebooks can then use any other environments like `macroI` for example.

Another option is waiting for a new version in WebSockets.jl to be tagged (https://github.com/JuliaWeb/WebSockets.jl/commit/7688eea76361cf1ccfe8481c413958d1e99bfce4)