Allen Benz

does running testify with `-- --color always` improve the situation?

It's all callback/handler based. I'll take a look at it this weekend and see how hard it is to do, the windows crate is a bit more ergonomic than the...

Looked into it more. Two main problems, making toasts appear with actionable elements and having those elements do something. Not worried about the first problem, but I think the latter...

I think the SetCurrentProcessExplicitAppUserModelID is working because you made the shortcut. Searching for "ToastEventHandler" led me down a rabbit hole that led me to [this example](https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/Windows/en-US/99e0d4bd-07cb-4ebd-8c92-c44ac6e7e5de/toast-notification-dismissed-event-handler-not-called-every-time?forum=windowsgeneraldevelopmentissues). So made a gist...

This looks like fallout of this: https://github.com/facebookresearch/xformers/issues/517 xformers backprop was not really working for non A100 devices in a specific case that 1.4/1.5 stable diffusion hits. Maybe the old xformers...

I've gotten coherent summaries of 3400 tokens worth of text, so it uses the whole context or at least if the model is being blinded it's more subtle. I ran...

Played around with it more. The context blindness is diffused over the entire context. Having the model echo large prompts shows it messing up capitalization and dropping/shuffling tokens. So until...

I'm not familiar with Sagemaker but `subprocess.CalledProcessError: Command '['ninja', '-v']' returned non-zero exit status 1.` implies that the ninja build tool isn't installed If you add `pip install ninja` does...

Looking into this more, this is specific to windows. https://serverfault.com/questions/47389/task-scheduler-only-killing-cmd-exe-but-not-its-child-processes https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32705857/cant-kill-child-process-on-windows I'm able to reproduce the issue by running `cmd /c "dotnet watch test --project dotnet-test-explorer.sln"` and manually terminating the...

Dropping ``` if (this.isWindows) { child_process.exec('taskkill /pid ' + p.pid + ' /T /F') } else { p.kill("SIGKILL"); } ``` in the stop method fixes the `dotnet-test-explorer.stop` command. Not sure...