Roberto Ulloa

@stannida meant this [fiddle](https://jsfiddle.net/tototico/6cpfLqo0/1/) for chart-js. In principle one could use `mode: 'nearest', axis: 'x'` for [chartjs](https://jsfiddle.net/tototico/v87Ln9gq/1/). It helps although it is not as nice. For angular, however, the problem...

After taking a look in the code, the trick is: (1) add all x-axis points must appear for all series (2) then, nullify the ones that should not be plotted...

This is strange, the example in the documentation suggest that smart indexing is the way to go: [https://taichi.readthedocs.io/en/stable/hello.html](https://taichi.readthedocs.io/en/stable/hello.html) Also, from the documentation, then 2nd version of `paint` should be slower...

I basically worked around this with my own code. However, I would like to use the docviewer one. Any clue of how to achieve this? The issue is also here:...

If you are looking for saving space in your database, you could override the `_clean_data` method instead. ***This will not only nullify the response but also the parameters and data...

You can use the code in the repo directly. Or, you can do it the hackish way for now: ``` from polyglot.detect.base import logger logger.disabled = True ```

Hi @scanny, This is quite an old thread and I was wondering if there is there any progress in terms of replacing/deleting a current image in a template? R

Should I safely ignore these warnings as long as a fit is produce? Which would be the error when the package fail to produce a good fit and, then, I...

Hey, that was quick. Thanks a lot.

My grain of sand. I would suggest the names `fetch_content(url)` and `fetch_response(url)`, and down the line, deprecate fetch_url.