Micha Gorelick

Cleanup is a function that is called on `__exit__` or `__del__` for any cleanup necessary. This could be to delete files if we are using the local FS for temporary...

@kern3020 You can add the following into `__init__.py`: ``` from util import display, deploy ``` and then use `d3.display`/`d3.deploy` in the examples. I'm not that big of a fan of...

This can be accomplished by calling `fig. _cleanup()` or manually shutting down the _threaded_ http server with: ``` fig.httpd.shutdown() fig.httpd.server_close() ``` Although I agree there should probably be an easier...

This should be as easy as sending "log" to d3 when we build the scale.... Right?

This could be done with a new figure object which has multiple normal figure in it, one for each subplot. We'd have to overload the save function for sure.... What...

I agree! I was going to implement it, but realized it still was quite a shift from the way things are done now. It would solve the problem quite well...

That's great! One thing though: do we want all this functionality by massively overloading the addition operator? One consequence of this would be many `isinstance` checks in `__add__` which I...

This looks awesome! Maybe we should use `find_k` so that a user can either specify `k` or an error bounds when initializing a KMV... thoughts?

Also, `find_k` should also accept in an expected set size `D` if it's known... in this case, finding the optimal `k` is analytic -- `k = 2 * (1 /...

Who the hell would write tests depending on external servers that we have no control of?! _ducks for cover_