Nathaniel J. Smith
Nathaniel J. Smith
The config file has a concept of different types of fixes, they're configured through a section called `type`. OK. The code calls them categories everywhere. O...kay? I know type collides...
It looks like asks assumes that all 3xx responses are redirects, and should have Location: headers. But 304 Not Modified isn't a redirect. It happens when the requester uses some...
Hi all, Obviously there's no obligation here at all, if you're having fun working on asks then you should do that :-). But I thought I should at least check...
There are a bunch of ways we aren't really following CAFB rules. Not sure how much it matters. But for example: 7.1.2.1 rules for root certificates: - SHOULD NOT set...
Hello! I'm a maintainer of [Trio](https://trio.readthedocs.io), an async library for Python. (Think of it as an alternative to asyncio.) We just had someone try to use it and raven together,...
Use cases: - It should be possible to pickle a `DesignMatrixBuilder` (and/or `DesignInfo`, same issue) - Checking if two designs are the same: this comes up for rERPy -- it's...
There's a [request here](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34035912/patsy-new-levels-in-categorical-fields-in-test-data/45094458?noredirect=1#comment77176675_45094458) to add an option so that when an unrecognized categorical level is encountered, it should be encoded as all-zeros, which is apparently similar to what [scikit-learn's...
As noted here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48371747/how-to-modify-a-liner-regression-in-python-3-6 This formula causes patsy to raise an error: ```python patsy.ModelDesc.from_formula("inf ~ x") ``` the problem is that in `patsy.parse_formula._read_python_expr`, patsy tries to figure out whether an...
To provide one way for users who definitely want overparametrized dummy coding to just do ``` C(myfactor, DummyDammit) ``` or whatever. [Request from Josef, talked over at PyCon]
In many cases when working with linear models, one has a model like `y ~ 1 + a + b:c` and you want to test a hypothesis like "`y` at...