John Belmonte

Likely no one has ever thought to manually cancel a fail_after(). Would you describe your use case? Behavior seems completely in line with docs, though I understand not what you're...

Once we head down this road, I think it should be possible to dynamically transition between plain cancel scope, move_on_after, and fail_after semantics while the cancel scope is in flight....

I understand from a business point why this approach is tried, but it's disappointing. I don't think it will matter in the ultimate decision, but a few of the rationale...

Oh-- I expected the size would be constructor args for Renderer3D. Wasn't it added complexity to allow the size to be changed dynamically on an instance? Even if it's not...

> I understand your point of view but the renderer already has several parameters that must all be set correctly before being able to perform any rendering operation (the image...

@DevilXD thank you-- fixed the false positive `:for:` is persisting

@emeryberger thank you-- unfortunately the change did not improve things in my case. Apparently `--cpu-percent-threshold` only applies to file aggregate CPU, not per-line CPU. In my case, I'm needing to...

I'm using a local modification as follows. However, even with this, I can't yet confirm that scalene will be helpful in discovering CPU hotspots in my app. It's an async-heavy,...

> make: python3-config: Command not found I see, the scalene build is depending on `python3-config`, pyston should provide it somehow

It might be better for the scalene build to get flags from the interpreter than invoke the build. Besides eliminating the dependency on `python3-config`, it would support environments with multiple...