adamhamlin
adamhamlin
FYI I also see this behavior when importing `gevent`. I guess my question is: If I import `numpy` first and call `numpy.finfo(...)` to hydrate the cache _before_ importing `gevent`, am...
> NumPy caches the values, so if NumPy is imported first, you won't notice... Another weird thing maybe. > > > am I changing numpy's computational behavior or just suppressing...
Sorry @seberg by "confirmed what's expected", I meant the expression `subnormal == 0` was always false before `gevent` import and always true afterwards.
Fyi I see this issue as well. Any idea when 7.0.1 will be up on https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/net.sf.proguard/proguard-base?
Ahh, thanks for the info @mrjameshamilton. I was able to grab 7.0.1 from JCenter. Using 7.x helped, but there still seems to be a performance issue. For your awareness, here...
@mrjameshamilton unfortunately the task I'm using is all private/company code, but I can tell you that we have a multi-module maven project (which is a Spark application), ~300 non-test files,...
> > @mrjameshamilton unfortunately the task I'm using is all private/company code, but I can tell you that we have a multi-module maven project (which is a Spark application), ~300...
Have had same issue for weeks
> @adamhamlin Is creating separate pg pool per used database not an option for you? @alpharder unfortunately, not. You could imagine a scenario where I need to reach out to...