Jesse London

I believe mine was the same issue. I installed the asciidoc-odf backend as instructed by the README: $ asciidoc --backend install odt-backend.zip Subsequently, using the "odt" backend, I would received...

@ivanhigueram I'd be skeptical of the reliability of a speed test, (though that result is certainly worth noting). It looks like we can check `numpy.show_config()`, (or `numpy.__config__.show()` if that's better?);...

Is it a long-shot that these libraries improve performance? If they will significantly improve performance, even only in some cases, without significantly diminishing performance otherwise, I certainly think it makes...

Yeah, my understanding was that we _had_ standardized it, in so far as the Triage library only requires some SQLAlchemy engine, and the Triage CLI accepts either a database URI...

I was kind of wondering about that myself. Hashes and UUIDs aren't crazy – we use them in Git, of course, and they work fine – but they are hard...

Hello! Thanks so much for the pull request. And sorry it's now been quite a while since you opened it…. In short, if this is still of interest: * setuptools...

I don't see the full trace, but I'm guessing this is because aequitas relies on pandas to create the table, and pandas imputes column types? I would guess the easiest...

Makes sense to me. Perhaps and/or: look for a database URI in the process environment, and only fall back to checking a config file, (either the existing config or if...

Sure. Are you just looking for a way to invoke that script from the `pip install …` version of the package then? Like…? ```sh $ pip install aequitas … $...

Sure. Sounds like an enhancement to me.