Rachael Sexton

*Holy bananas, bearman* Well @leycec that's a tour-de-force, right there. Incredibly useful! Now... go get some sleep, I guess? :sweat_smile:

@leycec @wesselb So --- and this might be totally naive --- do we _need_ a `type_of` function to operate in the first place? Can we just... solve the inverse problem?...

Hah I mean, we'll see if this is viable, and monstrous just sounds _fun_ right? :P As for deep-checking, this is strictly for (based on the nasty example we saw...

Still digesting, but lemme point out something real quick: > If all types in the dispatch tree (I guess we could use this terminology?) for a function are faithful, then...

OH I gotcha. Ok so in this case, I assumed we would have an ambiguity resolution precedence. Either the order the dispatch rules were defined in the code, or (my...

@wesselb Am I right in thinking that support for this would be automatically included in the case that beartype dispatch is supported re: #53 ? See e.g. [relevant beartype features](https://github.com/beartype/beartype#numpy-type-hints)....

@LyzardKing ``` Ubuntu 21.10 (64-bit) Gnome 40.4.0 (Wayland) Firefox Snap for Ubuntu 97.0.1 (64-bit) ``` So I suppose the snap browser is the issue then? I can try to reinstall...

@tobiasdiez Running that example in the console seems to only give me a `Promise` object with no information. I already went ahead and uninstalled (`snap remove firefox`) and installed the...

Well, after all that, I installed the `.deb` and it works fine now. Looks like the "currently working combo" for linux+jabref+jabfox+firefox is: - only install the jabref .deb (snap/portable can't...

Just to add another voice here, I have migrated my dev team over to using poetry within conda _by default_. We're a data-science/r&d team, so every project we build is...