Nico Schlömer

A bunch of missing entries: ``` Game,Error,Hash,Extra,thegamesdbID Bust-A-Move.smc,hash not found,0a34f76c5684bfc6a867476546dad55ddfef5d76,"",2040 Final Fantasy V (Japan).smc,hash not found,a9a77b07cd6c1b98a0186e676c0e3724ba61a94b,"",1762 Final Fantasy VI (Japan) [En by RPGOne v1.2b] [All Bug Fixes].sfc,hash not found,2773801e44947f78e444705aaa9d301e2be6ba36,"",34358 Chrono...

> Is that expected? If all LFS is already there, that is expected I think. Seems to work correctly.

Perhaps something is amiss then. If you have a good idea for a fix, I'll be happy to review a PR.

Let's let it mature for a little longer -- 15 stars on GitHub is too few users. Otherwise it looks neat, especially the YouTube tutorials. One thing that's not awesome...

> maybe there's just not enough demand for running numerical code on C++. In HPC, it's still no competition, C/C++ is all over the place. [PETSc](https://petsc.org/) for example is amazing....

Hi Yongmin, I've never looked at the LUTCHI data, so I have no idea what to make of it either. The ones I did look into I converted to json/yaml...

As opposed to most other color spaces, those are defined in terms of RGB, not XYZ which is why this came to pass. A conversion would be useful, I agree.

I'm inclined to reject this. `cplot.plot()` does exactly what `plt.plot()` does, no surprises here.

> Yes, and if you want two different matplotlib figures you have to explicitly call plt.figure(). Exactly.

I think that's normal mpl behavior, at least cplot doesn't do anything special. (I don't think.)