Robert Meyer

Hey, have the same issue in a build pipeline on gitlab ci, I cannot use scikit garden inside a docker container (unless I do a very nasty pip install for...

I stumbled over this again, have you made up your mind what solution you prefer? I'll do a PR in this case :-)

Hi, thanks for your interest in pypet. The `f_explore` function simply takes a dict of iterables. So adapting a solution from https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26137195/latin-hypercube-sampling-with-python should be rather straightforward.

Yes, good idea.

Hmm, for now all tests seem to work even with python 3.8, so I'm gonna keep it for now in 0.5.X. Maybe we I'll drop support in 0.6.0. I'll leave...

We run into a similar problem. Let's say we do not want to load any relations at all, would `model = PydanticClass(**orm.__dict__.copy())` instead of `model = PydanticClass.from_orm(orm)` work, or am...

> > > > Seems like it is not: https://snyk.io/advisor/python/scikit-optimize > > No update in two years > > May be worth looking at other packages e.g. optuna Isn't optuna...

I thought a bit about it. I guess deleting a constant on **all** workers might be difficult, because you need to ensure that the deletion is propagated to all workers...

Well, an alternative proposal is the following function: ``` def deleteConst(name): """Deletes a constant with a particular `name` on the current worker. Deletion does **not** propagate to other workers. Deleted...

Well, the use case I had in mind is where you have repeated but independent batches of tasks. So the first batch with multiple tasks is distributed among SCOOP workers...