Fernando Paolo

"The extension "jupyterlab_vim" does not yet support the current version of JupyterLab." Really?

I think I can help replacing `os.path`, `glob` and directory/file operations with `pathlib`. I have started using `pathlib` on my code as well (and love this library).

I think this is in line with the topics we started discussing today. A few things to consider (from a heavy data user perspective): - Do we want to keep...

> so users can see all of the information, subset to what they need, all while loading nothing into memory (until they need to do calculations on it). But I...

No, I need to stick to 2.7+, which is stable with the amount of legacy code I have. So I'm afraid this package is not an option then.

I can try replacing the @'s and see if that's the only issue. For multiple versions of Python I would have to modify working code to fit the Py3 standards....

Yes, there are other issues related to Py2+ vs Py3+... when I replace the @'s other errors come up: ``` ImportError Traceback (most recent call last) in () ----> 1...

I managed to replace the Py2+ dependencies and run the example Notebook (you have to provide the wine.csv file, even after finding it online I had to manually modified the...

BTW, a simple ``` try: a @ b except: np.matmul(a, b) try: from functools import lru_cache except: from backports.functools_lru_cache import lru_cache ``` would ensure backward compatibility.

This package can't handle such data sets... Limiting `n_components=4` and `window_size=25` (out of >300 obs) gives me: ``` ('Trajectory matrix shape:', (1572000, 282)) Decomposing trajectory covariance matrix with SVD Killed:...