Danielle Madeley

I think I've messed up a signed/vs unsigned integer somewhere here. Does it work without the filter?

Here's an example that no longer works: ```js const SAMPLE = new Parser() .endianess('little') .int32('sampleTimeSec') .uint16('sampleTimeMS') .uint16('gpsFixFlags') .double('lat') .double('lng') .float('ele') .float('speed') .uint16('pdop') .uint16('hdop') .uint16('vdop') .skip(1) .uint8('sat') .uint16('bearing') ```

Just a note: the module will accept the `access` token is the `COGNITO_AUDIENCE` setting is set to `None`.

This would be a useful feature when publishing a docker-machine via Avahi back to your host machine.

I agree, I think in terms of Aloe you would just pass it to the command. However I think there's room for it in Aloe-Django as something to go in...

I don't specifically think something is wrong and if you tell me it definitely works I'll investigate other options. I just found it curious how the track bent backwards symmetrically....

For reference here's the implementation: ``` from pyins.integrate import coning_sculling, integrate from pyins.align import align_wahba dt = 0.01 accel = simudf.as_matrix(columns=['Accelerometer X', 'Accelerometer Y', 'Accelerometer Z']) / 1000 * dt...

I'm not sure how much help I can be in the near term. I'm still getting my head around even the simple stuff. I only learned the phrase "strapdown INS"...

I do get `invalid_intersection_types`, but I don't get the key that's causing the failure. It's worth noting that `apiSchema` was then packed into a `z.array` to receive a list of...

Okay here's a minimal case. It would be nice if the `ZodError` had a `path` that pointed you to the broken field. ```ts import * as z from "zod"; import...