Evan Hubinger

@kmedved It works in Jupyter notebooks—the problem is that Colab specifically doesn't let you write to local files. It looks like if you want to save state in a Colab...

Yeah, I'll add some docs on that. For now, you should be able to just do: ```python import os from bbopt import BlackBoxOptimizer bb = BlackBoxOptimizer(file=os.path.join(os.getcwd(), "my_project_name")) ```

@microprediction Haha—well, bbopt has a reasonably straightforward interface for adding additional backends, so you could add humpday as a backend if you wanted to use bbopt as your frontend. Additionally,...

@microprediction I just spent a bit of time playing around with what it might look like to add a humpday backend to bbopt, and it looks like the biggest roadblock...

@gcoon151 I pinned `networkx` to fix a [`hyperopt`](https://github.com/hyperopt/hyperopt) bug, though possibly it's been fixed on the latest version of `hyperopt`. I'll check and see if it can be updated. For...

@gcoon151 This should be fixed now on the latest version.

@PureTryOut What Python version are you using? The current requirements should be set to `networkx=1.0` on Python 2 but `networkx>=2.2` on Python 3.

@PureTryOut Are you sure you're using the latest version of `bbopt`? If you run `pip install -U bbopt>=1.1.9`, does that fix the problem?

@wunanfang I think you probably changed the arguments for one of your parameters without deleting old data generated with those parameters. If you remove your old data, do you still...

@sakalouski I can't seem to replicate your error, but I suspect that has to do with the operating system and Python version you're running on, since it seems like the...