Joe Cross

Thanks for opening an issue; these are pretty basic events to not have implemented :( What do you consider the top 5 missing events? Pending my schedule I can add...

The docs don't even include the kwargs for each event. FFS. http://bottom-docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user/events.html#supported-events

Yeah. Let's go with "Implement additional IRC commands and events as requested by users" and I'll work on an improvement to the README today.

First, nice work building the graph automatically! That's not something you want to do by hand. I don't want to start parsing the app bundle much because -- aside from...

@ashu-1993 thanks for the report, sorry this is causing problems. I'm going to need a bit more information to look into this. Can you paste the output of these commands:...

Hi @Padmavathy25, Sorry you're encountering the same issue. Can you please provide the diagnostic information above? I haven't touched the project since 2015 and never tried to build on Windows,...

Good call 👍 scikit-learn is going to be far more robust than a random C script I wrote half a decade ago.

Your best option is to construct the query and try to advance twice. Performing a [`COUNT` Query](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/amazondynamodb/latest/APIReference/API_Query.html#DDB-Query-request-Select) against DynamoDB could return 1 item which is then deleted before your query...

> I found a [pretty helpful method](https://github.com/pynamodb/PynamoDB/blob/fd24c67a452b2ff2ed6357221c46257069e2402a/pynamodb/pagination.py#L225) that seems to work provided you check the count _after_ looping through the results. > > ``` > items = Item.scan() > for...

I've also found a function (in addition to a prefix or template string) is very useful for automated testing, where I'd use a nonce to isolate integration tests: ```python nonce...