Cassandra Granade

The snippet listed above is a normal status message that displays; we definitely take the feedback, however, that the status message could be better displayed in Python sessions. We'll open...

I can confirm a local reproduction for this as well. Using web console to set a breakpoint on the canvas height changing, I can tell that it's chart.js that is...

> One possibility to investigate: Upgrade Microsoft.Jupyter.Core to consume a recent version of NetMQ and take advantage of new thread-safe socket implementation from [zeromq/netmq#871](https://github.com/zeromq/netmq/pull/871). I wonder if this may also...

As per @bromeg's comment above, I think we're in a better place to add host programs now that #235 is in. ♥

@deadmau6: Thanks for your patience, we'd definitely appreciate help with this one! We recently added several Python host programs to the samples in the [`getting-started` folder](../blob/master/samples/getting-started), but there's a number...

Thanks, @deadmau6! For `order-finding`, if it would be helpful I'm happy to take a look in a PR and offer what suggestions I can. As for PR style, I don't...

My apologies for the delay, @deadmau6, just getting spun back up after a vacation. In any case, the chemistry host programs are definitely the hardest to adapt, as there's a...

Thanks again for your contribution, @deadmau6! I think that brings us down to just missing Python hosts for the chemistry samples, so I'll go on and update the title/description accordingly.

It was great to talk to you today, @sdf94! I've updated the checklist above, as it looks like only AnalyzeHamiltonian was incorrectly listed as not having a Python host. Thanks...

> @cgranade, is SimulateHubbardHamiltonian still open for contributions? Yep! If you're interested in contributing, the relevant folder is at https://github.com/microsoft/Quantum/tree/master/samples/chemistry/SimulateHubbardHamiltonian. That sample currently only has a [C# host](https://github.com/microsoft/Quantum/blob/master/samples/chemistry/SimulateHubbardHamiltonian/Program.cs), but it...