Dan Blanchard
Dan Blanchard
I'm seeing this issue without conda. I'm using pyenv and pipenv
I'm comparing the output of a system that generates many columns of floats. Because of floating point precision nonsense, when I run it on different machines the outputs differ after...
I completely support people trying to make money off their code—after all, you've got to make a living somehow—but you should note that you're going to be competing against free...
And this is why we don't use that internally...
> I guess another option would be to use unidecode... That's probably unnecessary. There aren't many characters other than quotes, dashes, and ellipses, that would be next to words that...
Well, it's not that it's choking on things, it's just not splitting quotes off. Handling non-English/ASCII characters is a different issue, since it's not very well defined what the tokenizer...
It's also relevant that if we ran it through unidecode, it will turn Chinese characters into Pinyin, which may yield English words (e.g., "fan") that could throw off parsing features.
@westover We don't actually support the Clojure format anymore. It's just the Python DSL these days. I can't imagine directly supporting the old Pyleus YAML files would be very easy....