Neal McBurnett

One approach to identifying events from the timestamps would be to do a [Kernel density estimation](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kernel_density_estimation#Example) on the timestamps, parameterized for event widths of interest (1 hour meeting, 1 week...

A workaround would seem to be to use `BytesIO`, but that fails in a different way for me when I try to save it: ``` import iptcinfo3 iptcinfo3.__version__ '2.1.4' from...

@TomAnthony I ended up saving the buffer to a file so I could run this stuff. I guess that for efficiency, it might be useful to use a memory-mapped file...

Thanks, James! I don't know enough about the internals, but my first question from above remains: why does it (seem to be) seeking the file after closing it?

Thanks for the quick response. I'm glad to hear that by design the bot doesn't merge the changes. But unless I'm mistaken, the security issue remains that given the permissions...

Thanks again. Indeed, I don't expect it would be easy to officially get a PR thru your team that makes the bot malicious. I expect it would be easier to...

These may all be different sorts of things, but what I'm noticing is a really slow completion issue that I don't remember before. The Help/About box tells me I have...

OK, I think I know what was causing my completion slowness. My notebook was over 7 MB in size. When I cut out the two cells that constituted most of...

Wow - thanks for all your work on this, and sorry to hear that. Is there a way to download or preserve all the data that has been gathered? I...

Very cool. For reference, that DB download is this size compressed Length: 188578663 (180M) [application/x-tar] with about 473875 files in it: ``` 3995 users 3875 contribs 224605 repos 1 nonOrgs.json...