Henry Schreiner

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`converter.structure_attrs_fromdict` does still work. (And this doesn't change `converter.structure_attrs_fromtuple`). Okay, that's enough to work with, I think. I could make `convert` be the tuple one, and use the fromdict one...

(And here's the requested sample to see what I was thinking) ```python import attrs import cattrs @attrs.define(kw_only=True) class A: a: str = "" @attrs.define(kw_only=True) class B(A): b: int converter =...

> Do you need to support dicts and tuples in the same payload? No, I'd be fine with only supporting `structure_attrs_fromdict` & `structure_attrs_fromtuple`/`structure` and being explicit. Reading from the database...

Just curious, can I copy an existing converter (with copy.copy or something) and make a few more modifications? If I went with two converters, I'd want most of the initial...

Thanks! Couldn't you implement `__copy__` then have a `.copy()` shortcut? Nice to support the "standard" way (though you'd have to ensure you aren't copying them already and depending on the...

On the [latest NVidia](https://us.download.nvidia.com/Windows/391.01/391.01-win10-win8-win7-desktop-release-notes.pdf) drivers, 1.2 is the highest level officially supported. They've been adding bits of 2.0 support as developer previews for a year or so now as technical...

Boost compute supports complex, by the way.

Okay, that is not intuitive or ideal, I agree. How about just adding the example you had to the examples? VexCL is a bit short on examples.

I can add the Jupyter authors have been trying to discourage the usage of notebook for years, as they wanted to only maintain one, and lab is the newer, better...

Let's wait till after 2.10.1 to decide on this. I know the original design was to do the right thing for most users, and most users are not using the...