Henry "Hank" Doupe

@rickecon psutil sounds like a great way to choose sane defaults for most usage. C/S usage should be OK as long as you can override the CPU/memory defaults with more...

I adapted the `db` fixture code to work with SQLAlchemy here: https://github.com/compute-tooling/compute-studio/blob/fa1b4ede696b12b5676e277b80dce1ec16c44a59/workers/cs_workers/services/api/tests/conftest.py#L28-L81 As you can see there are some things there like handling migrations and clearing tables, etc. after the...

Hi all, I've been keeping an eye on this issue, and was wondering where I should go to learn more about JupyterHub's internal use of OAuth? Recently, I set up...

What's the status on this issue? My colleague and I are testing out the app. It's great so far, but this noise gives me a mini-heart attack every time I...

@jdebacker this is related. You can use this kind of URL: ```python In [1]: import paramtools In [2]: paramtools.read_json("github://PSLmodels:Tax-Calculator@master/docs/recipes/_static/reformA.json") Out[2]: OrderedDict([('policy', OrderedDict([('II_em', OrderedDict([('2020', 1000)])), ('II_rt5', OrderedDict([('2020', 0.36)])), ('II_rt6', OrderedDict([('2020', 0.39)])),...

+1. Thanks for the idea @jdebacker. I'll add this to the documentation.

I don't know if we should require a code-formater, but I think using one in more PSL repositories would set a good example for new or prospective projects. I'm a...