hadware

I'm not familiar enough with DFA to have any idea how the multifractal implem would work, but packaging my simple self can do :)

Alright, great! The changes to the code aren't that big, but I think having to support both framework will make the code uglier and will probably set us up for...

@ramnes l'important c'est de prendre des p'tits bouts de trucs et les assembler ensemble Although in general I agree maintaining a fork is a risky move, in this case there...

Yes!!! The main dev of Quart has started (and maybe finished) porting Quart to "async" werkzeug, so it might be much easier to port. I'll look into it.

It's been a long time since i've been working on a project that required this, but I think it does.

It'd be a pleasure! Count me in.

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I started reading the code and the paper, but I'm currently on holidays. I'll start giving some feedback in the first week of october as well.

Ah, good point. Indeed, when I ran it on the older version without specifying a solver (and while setting `verbose=True`), it prints out `ECOS 2.0.7 - (C) embotech GmbH, Zurich...

Ah, darnit. There's no way for GLPK_MI to be fixed to be able to solve this kind of problem? Having to install a solver by hand is indeed a bit...