Nelson Liu

This bug has a fairly simple fix: it's caused by trying to remove a disqus element, but that fails when there are no posts on the blog. An easy client...

It'd be useful if you're using the pool as a global variable (to share the same pool across different functions). Sometimes, you want to be able to refresh the pool,...

Unfortunately not, I haven’t been very good about maintaining this code since I switched to using PyTorch shortly after this. sorry!

yeah, that isn't a proper NLI instance, right? It expects `[id],[question1],[question2]`. Skipping is an acceptable workaround, but I think the better solution would be to reformat the data you use...

1. `return self.__class__(self.instances[:max_instances])` good question, I think that would work as well! I'm not too sure why I wrote that first code, sorry :) 2. labels counts This code doesn't...

> 1). I thought the text here is tokenized sentence, not the ground truth label written in the comment? Whoops, you're right. looks like the docstring is wrong, sorry about...

Sorry, are you still getting this error / need help? It's not clear to me why you closed this...

interesting that this error comes up --- would you mind telling me what version of `overrides` you're using? thanks for reporting this

I see, must be python 3.6 specific since CI (on Python 3.5) passes. But you're right --- removing all the @overrides should fix it.

Importantly, tensorflow isn't either.