Jeremy Pinto

opening my editor using the exact same vimrc, just nvim instead of vim, fixes the problem

im not entirely sure what the problem was, but i also noticed i had a separate colorscheme plugin with the same theme name that might have been causing conflicts

Same issue as well, it makes vi mode essentially unusable

@minjae your solution of commenting out seems to work on my end, thanks!

Hi, here is a function I use to convert a cube to an ndarray, this is especially useful for ML applications ``` def cube2np(mycube): # transform cube object to np...

@bond9779 thank you, it worked on my laptop (Thinkpad running ubuntu). It is indeed pretty slow, you can expect approximately about 1-2 fps. The CPU I have is : ```...

@sch1eicher @sree3333 it seems that the original repo I took the fork from was removed, I forked my own and added the code there: here the branch on my fork...

@elhmadany did you try the solution I posted above? I haven't modified it since, so it should still work. I don't think the pytorch versions will change much at this...

@elhmadany what are you running inside a notebook exactly? The fork will only allow you to run the command I posted, anything else in that repo probably won't work out...

I haven't used this repo in a while. Most likely the models have been updated while the branch I created a while back has remained stale. Try merging master of...