Augusto Ícaro Farias da Cunha

Thanks! Sorry if I didn't follow the PR branch template.

> I made a workaround for my project: > File '/config/typegoose-browser-shim.js' directly inspired from type-graphql/dist/browser-shim.js: > > ```js > 'use strict' > > Object.defineProperty(exports, '__esModule', {value: true}) > exports.dummyValue =...

@xnfxnf7979 your better option for now is use my fork with the correction to run with tensorflow. Or use the pytorch implementation shared in the issues.

The author are not answering here or question via email. You better option is use my fork, train in this data set and get you own .npy files.

Hello @chrisangelidis, for now you you have 3 options. If you want to test msfr-net: - my fork that fixes this repo: https://github.com/augustoicaro/MSRF-Net - pytorch implementation: https://github.com/amlarraz/MSRF-Net_PyTorch The third option...

Same error here. I was able to install `lazopenglcontext` and rebuild the IDE, but when I try build using the IDE or using the CLI i got the same linking...

Hi @zalky, a workaround that I found is declare a global [tqdm](https://github.com/tqdm/) progress bar: ``` from tqdm import tqdm pbar = tqdm(total=max_evals, desc="Hyperopt") ``` And add the update code in...

> Hi! Thank you for your interest, and your kind words. 😃 I'll look into this in more detail, but off the top of my head, I can confirm that...

> > Can you confirm that the webgpu implementation produces different results with the default parameters? > > The parameters passed into them are the same, but the `webGPU` bloom...

Circling back to the problem, I tried the solution that I used on Unity, but it didn't help. It just reduced the antialias, but I still have a blur in...