Richard Höchenberger

> Based on what you've said so far, I suspect you observe this difference because you have a different workflow when using Autoreject: > > ```python > epochs = mne.make_fixed_length_epochs(data,...

Hello @martinRenou, thanks for your quick response! Just to clarify: I do not wish to end _all_ communication with the backend; I just want to only send the events to...

> I am wondering how other Matplotlib back-ends are behaving No idea, I'm relatively inexperienced when it comes to Matplotlib internals. In any case, since `ipympl` is specifically designed for...

> do you think doing `fig.canvas.callbacks.callbacks.clear()` should cancel communication? If yes, should it only cancel mouse-related communication or all communication (resize, redraw etc). From my naïve user's perspective, if I...

Thanks for your response, @tacaswell. I _do_ want interactive figures. I just don't need interaction based on mouse-move events. They produce way too much communication with the backend, which causes...

I think that's what we're already doing, unless I misunderstood your proposal …  And it might just be good enough. I mean, we don't release **that** often, so…

@cbrnr > On my computer, `multi_dot` always performs worst, and `@` best. In addition, `@` is also best in readability, so my vote goes to replacing everything with `@`. On...

> I'm a bit disappointed. Your M1 is only about 2x faster than my 8 year old MacBook Pro: I have the slowest M1 and tried this while running on...

I took the existing descriptions from the FT website, maybe I overlooked some. Hence, my approach would be the following (in that order): - For each built-in FT neighbors file,...

For MNE-BIDS we basically have only the latest version's changes visible, and then there is a link to that huge list of all previous changes. Seems to work quite nicely....