Nelson Liu

Whoops, never mind looks like you can still install it, but you have to provide a link to a wheel instead of just pip install tensorflow

yes. we use a conda environment to build the docs, so `rm -rf ~/.pyenv && rm -rf ~/virtualenvs` is just to prevent any PATH conflicting things from inadvertently happening. iirc...

in fact, `'texlive-binaries'` isn't even installed by default in circle, so that command shouldn't really affect us; i'm guessing its the fact that we have to install those tex packages...

I think the original thinking behind using `html-strict` was to make sure our docstrings were parseable. looks like this isnt a new problem though, and this stackoverflow question seems to...

to be clear, this looks like the relevant thing to add to `conf.py` ``` suppress_warnings = ['image.nonlocal_uri'] ``` see: https://github.com/sphinx-doc/sphinx/issues/2466#issuecomment-213211534

This is probably not too hard. Here's an example of how scikit-learn does it: - There's an [`about.rst`](https://github.com/scikit-learn/scikit-learn/blob/master/doc/about.rst) in the `doc/` directory - If you look at the [raw source...

to be specific, it'd be great to verify that unit tests at least work on windows.

Ah ok, thanks for clarifying that! > I don't think it gives lexcat precision and recall, but when it scores token-level tags there's a version including the lexcat. This sounds...

(I'm also seeing this issue, but on linux. Package version 20200705.1527 with emacs 26.3). Edit: I upgraded to emacs 27 and recompiled everything, but to no avail. removing the .elc...

Digging a bit deeper into it, it seems like the regex doesn't work when ~~I have lines with tags (e.g., `:@office`) in them~~ this is wrong, the culprit is the...