Sebastian Raschka

Agree:) I think it is not only privacy but also security! I would feel very uncomfortable if I would have to store my password in plain text somewhere on my...

@DevMoore94 No worries! Personally, I would find such a feature very useful for certain applications. The approach using smtplib (see the link to the post above) sounds pretty reasonable to...

Hi, amirotin! Unfortunately, the current implementation only supports one progress bar/ progress percent tracker at a time. I think that having nested progress bars would be a super useful feature....

@BrandonHeinrich Sorry for getting back to you so late, I'd been on vacation in December, and somehow the note must still be buried in some email inbox Anyway, I honestly...

Thanks! I remember looking at the curses library some time ago. I think the reason why I ended up not using it for PyPrind was that it's OS specific. Personally,...

Hi, thanks for the suggestion/request, supporting joblib sounds like a useful feature. Personally, I haven't experimented with this combo, yet. So, I could think of 2 possible scenarios here: 1)...

Hm, I think the problem is that the standard output is blocked during the computation which is why the pogressbar appears **after** everything has finished. I think this is something...

> I understand that multiprocessing is creating different object hence you always see 25% on the above example. Not sure if there is an easy solution around it. I think...

I think this could be an issue related to the particular docker container? Does it have instructions for installing pyprind? Haven't used that particular docker container, and it maybe something...

Sorry for the late response @fat-lobyte, somehow, I missed the notification about this issue! One way to solve the problem is to add a newline character at the beginning of...