Masoud Kazemi

> May i suggest adding this linters to github actions if in future we go with set up a CI. Yeah, I also meant it to be automated, i.e. use...

@zaleslaw Well, I am relatively new to Kotlin in particular, but what I have in mind is a set of simple and standard checks as part of CI process (hopefully,...

Though, currently the underlying TF Java API does not support grouped convolutions. Alternatively, this could be implemented by grouping the input channels, applying filters separately and then concatenating the results.

@zaleslaw I think ResNeXt used grouped convolutions; but I agree that it's not a crucial feature to have at this moment, especially for an MVP.

> But there is no trigger at this moment, it will be run manually by request to me. @zaleslaw All right, thanks! That's much better than nothing. Hopefully, in future...

@zaleslaw Thanks a lot for your comments. That makes it clearer now. One more question: I am not familiar with TF Java API, and I was wondering if you see...

> For example, if we use a cached version of spaCy 2.3 then we might be blind to breaking changes that spaCy 3.0 might bring That's not true. If a...

As far as I know, that's the way `pip` works: if a package is not installed first it checks the PyPI to get the info about the newest version, then...

> If you want to do this on a regular interval, could you use `dvc gc --date`? That's a good idea; however, suppose this is a regular update job which...

> How would an option to keep the last n versions be an improvement in that automated scenario? If we want to guarantee that **we always have the last n...