Bea Steers

Something like this should work: ```javascript import React from "react"; import { Paper, Set, Rect } from 'react-raphael'; import 'Raphael.FreeTransform'; class Rectangle extends React.Component { onLoad = (element) => {...

And actually, I was playing around with things and ended up in infinite recursion when `populate == true` (which equates to maxlevel == -1) for that cyclical case above So...

I can try maybe late this week or next, but I'll need to find an extended window for testing and whatnot. Quick question - is `'_id'` unique across all collections?...

@aheinze K all set. So this issue can be resolved with #1459 which is pretty simple and doesn't touch much of the codebase (basically a single function and its single...

>but I think it's better implemented in joblib. Tbh I agree, and I'm surprised that it's not already part of the core. I was just looking at 4 years of...

> did you test this in a multithreaded setting? I haven't, but what I've added is basically the same as doing this manually with joblib: ```python # LIBROSA_CACHE_RESIZE_INTERVAL=10 import time...

Hi @bmcfee no worries! I kinda forgot about this lol. 1. yes it does. Heres a demo to show that functools wraps copies over the function name and signature. ```python...

> OTOH, sometimes I have relatively complex processes that would be too much of a pain to write efficiently. This was the case with the seymour project, ... I see!...

> What would actually be great is purging everything above a fixed level. yeah I agree that'd be difficult, although, mainly you'd just have to manage a memory instance per...

This is in reference to #41