Alex Coventry
Alex Coventry
Try setting ``` tensorflow==0.9.0 prettytensor==0.6.2 ``` in `requirements.txt`. (Versions inferred from the chronology of the git histories.) Make sure you're also using the `tensorflow/tensorflow:0.9.0-gpu` image with `nvidia-docker`.
Was the functionality @benjamincburns proposed in his commits unacceptable in some way? (Curious because I'm thinking of using it in a fork.)
@jonaslagoni, please try #77.
It's certainly doable with OAuth and elbow grease. The other issues thread suggests that it would solve an already well-solved problem, though.
Oh, and the technical issue is that some repositories are "private" in that you have to authenticate to github to view / manipulate them. So `github-issues.el` would need to be...
I am seeing a similar (but fatal) error when I try to run [the demo](http://manuels.github.io/texlive.js). ``` []\OT1/cmr/m/n/12 T[]Xlive.js even supports images! This photo was taken by Lau ra Poitras/Praxis !...
The main problem with my suggestion above is that it will result in unfriendly function names on the elisp side. Maybe `nrepl.discover/ops` ought to throw an exception or tell emacs...
E.g. ``` clojure (ns nrepl.failure) (defn ^{:nrepl/op {:name "fail"}} fail [msg] (println (str "this shows up in the repl after M-x nrepl-discover " "RET M-x nrepl-fail RET")) (throw (Throwable. (str...
`(when (not (string= "nrepl-discover"` should be `(when (not (string= "discover"`. The `nrepl-` component is added only after receipt by the elisp side. The current behavior is a pain for development,...