Paulo Valente
Paulo Valente
> There has been discussions about using compilation tracers. With compilation tracers, you will always know if a macro expands to `def`, so you can track all definitions. But it...
General note here: it seems that I've used an outdated version of main, so if the proposal is accepted I'll resolve conflicts properly.
@ericmj @whatyouhide I can see this being necessary if the defaults are used at compile-time. If they are just called at runtime, I don't see the need because then all...
I think the problem here would only arise if a given enum is used by a different module than the one that defines it. In such a case, we perhaps...
@teamon if there's no one tackling this, I'd be happy to give it a go. To be clear, the goal would be to merge the adapter options and pass them...
> Didn't mean to go over your head @polvalente , I stumbled across this a few weeks a go and decided to try to fix it but hadn't seen your...
> There is a big problem here Nx.max is wrong, it should be Nx.clamp_min (does not exist), I am not sure how to clamp a tensor with Nx. I think...
@hauleth Me and a colleague noticed that between Elixir 1.12 and Elixir 1.13 a change was introduced in which `Logger.warning` now prints `"[warning]"` instead of `"[warn]"` as the log level...
@sleipnir one shouldn't affect the other. What are your concerns?
Also, we can decide on having a separate lib like grpc-prometheus, for instance grpc-opentelemetry However, I don't have the access to create it, so we'd have to check in with...