Michael Eliachevitch

With emacs 29 getting full emoji support I decoreated some of my hydra heads with emoji, which looks really nice but also breaks the alignment. E.g. with the current pretty-hydra...

Disabling `page-break-lines` for `org-mode` solved the issue for me. Just disabling it in the org-roam-buffer (i.e. for `org-roam-mode`) didn't solve the issue, weirdly :shrug: To do that, I tried `page-break-lines-mode-maybe`...

I'll post here a tip for users like me who don't need evil on the command line, but really would like to have it in copy-mode, which is also the...

@baracunatana Your workaround works for me and fixes the `void-variable` error for `helpful-variable`, but with that fix I now get `wrong-number-of-arguments` errors for `helpful-callable`, `helpful-command` and `helpful-key`. E.g. ``` elisp...

Your patch works great for me, I'll use your branch for wttr.in for now. I'm not sure if the main branch is still actively maintained, the last closed PRs are...

Thaniks, I commented on your disabled prompt for one hammy, I had the same changed patched into my fork of this package, as I also commented on the commit The...

Now I looked at the file again and `plot_ratio_array` also uses a constant bar width assumption: https://github.com/scikit-hep/hist/blob/06a485988c3ae3116a5df0b62832af378965bd26/src/hist/plot.py#L428 I didn't use that function and am not sure how it's used and...

Thanks. Before merging I would also update the changelog, I was just waiting for feedback to my [above comment](https://github.com/scikit-hep/hist/pull/369#issuecomment-1023484605), depending on which I might add further changes.

> @henryiii As I was slow and it is already evening for @meliache I doubt this would be ready to go into a new release today (I have other work...

I just realized that `_fit_callable_to_hist` also doesn't take into account varying bin widths [when calling `_curve_fit_wrapper`](https://github.com/scikit-hep/hist/blob/main/src/hist/plot.py#L334-L336). Instead of `histogram.values()` they should be somehow normalize by the widths, e.g. like what...