Geoffrey Fairchild

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Is it possible to enable finding "hidden" files?

Sounds good to me. I like respecting `.gitignore` and ignoring `.git` directories.

Is it possible to enable finding "hidden" files?

Just updated. Looks like it is including the stuff in `.git` but is ignoring files specified in `.gitignore`. ![screen shot 2016-10-26 at 11 20 24 am](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2835900/19736828/3aaf3d78-9b6e-11e6-9259-d1449edfe610.png) ![screen shot 2016-10-26 at...

Is it possible to enable finding "hidden" files?

Having that as an option seems smart. I have dozens of git projects, and it would be nice to have a global option to turn it off for all projects.

Is it possible to enable finding "hidden" files?

And actually, now that I think about it, it may actually be nice to have several options: - Ignore `.git`. This is useful for people that care about including `.git`...

Is it possible to enable finding "hidden" files?

Sounds reasonable. Thanks!

`scipy.interpolate` needs flexible ways of constructing smoothing splines and to influence the number of knots (including manual selection of number)

I just stumbled onto this same issue, and I 100% agree. We're trying to migrate to SciPy from [R's `smooth.spline` method](https://stat.ethz.ch/R-manual/R-devel/library/stats/html/smooth.spline.html), which provides a parameter `nknots`. This is a current...

add type stubs

Nice! At first glance, this is pretty much what I was hoping for with no duplication.

add type stubs

Do you know how we can test this? It'd be great to incorporate something into the current unit-testing framework.

add type stubs

> I have the following test in my projects: https://github.com/maxbachmann/RapidFuzz/blob/f69be93ca84e28354d16c874cb0b2d6407f238cd/.github/workflows/branchbuild.yml#L117-L120 That's great. Thanks!

Add support for timeseries of arbitrary granularities

This solution would also allow fairly simple modification of the current Wikipedia data because instead of having to recreate everything, we'd just need to add a row to each month's...