Graham Smith
Graham Smith
@bgroenks96 I ended up using AlgebraOfGraphics, which magically worked. `plt = data(df) * frequency() * mapping(:x, color=:condition, stack=:condition => condition_sorter)`. YMMV
Oh nooo is this because I switched CPUs? edit: Yup, Ryzen 9 5000 series doesn't have AVX512 support. That'll account for the entire discrepancy? Is this going to keep slowing...
Yup Intel has the edge on the smaller size by ~20% with floats, and ~40% with bools (and 700% with bitarrays). ```julia julia> D = rand(1000, 20); D_bit = D...
Ok, I'll do the PR this weekend. If you want to explain it, I'd be happy to give it a shot. This library has been more than helpful enough that...
> Don't you just have to generate a new key as described in https://docs.github.com/en/authentication/connecting-to-github-with-ssh/generating-a-new-ssh-key-and-adding-it-to-the-ssh-agent? No, the issue is not with the RSA key itself, but with the signing algorithm employed...
I hadn't tried ECDSA before (I did now), but it runs into the same problem as using ED25519: libgit2 fails to automatically detect the private key file, prompts for the...
Apparently you need to run `git config credential.helper store` and then it will store your credentials in plain text next time you enter them. I really don't like this solution...
Oh no, I use both but I only tested it on Windows; my Linux system is the one that I can't control the Julia version on, too :/ I'll poke...
I strongly suspect that there was a deprecation warning that libgit2 didn't propagate...
The discrepancy between what I would expect (and Makie does) and what AoG does is more pronounced for line graphs: I want the missing data points to break the line...