Luigi Russo

@nikosft @Rabieh07 I had a similar issue and I had to downgrade to Python 3.7.

@brunotar96 @szyanan I had a similar issue when using Python 3.8+ Check it out your Python versions: I have written a [simple guide](https://lrusso96.github.io/blog/cryptography/2021/03/04/charm-setup.html) to install charm on latest Ubuntu systems,...

Hi @SkylerAusten try running `pip list` after you activate the virtual Py3.7 environment. It should list six (in my case it is six v.1.14). Otherwise you should install it through...

> Thanks for the swift reply and for your willingness to help! Oddly enough, running "pip list" and "pip install six" both yield the same output > I'm not quite...

Hi @chaima99, this is due to the following URL https://github.com/JHUISI/charm/blob/acb55513b244bfdebbfe715cec7b564c8e850779/distribute_setup.py#L50 that uses http rather than https protocol.

@jakinyele @esmeraldaliaj @xfap @szyanan @Y3ka I had to downgrade to Python 3.7, it solved this kind of issue. Hope it works for you too.

The correct way should be: ```javascript var min = d3.max([d3.min(data), q1 - 1.5 * interQuantileRange]) var max = d3.min([d3.max(data), q1 + 1.5 * interQuantileRange]) ``` Hope it helps.

Also pinging @AudricV since he recently discussed about refactoring the parser in #1068. @FireMasterK the code is highly inefficient. The pattern is re-compiled every time one wants to check for...

@FireMasterK did you have time to take a look at it? Also, recent changes in #1082 should share similar memory allocation issues.