Roman Yurchak

Though this still doesn't tell us how to load a locally built copy of pyodide that's not uploaded to npm. If it works when loaded from npm, I imagine it...

> Another thought I just had was deploying the pyodide packages as an npm package. Then it'll all be local on deno-deploy, no fetching at start-up needed (though that would...

Maybe a function along the lines of `assert_runtime(runtimes: Sequence[Literal['node', ...]])` ? So then we would have both those `IN_WORKER` etc variables and a function that raises an error if we...

> [v8.dev/blog/jspi](https://v8.dev/blog/jspi) Yes, there is work to add JS Promise integration in https://github.com/pyodide/pyodide/pull/3210 but it's all depending on stable browser support timeline. Something that requires users to enable an experimental...

Not as far as I know. Feel free to propose one, and add it to `docs/contributing.md`. Thanks!

> I looked into this a bit and it looks like this could be a good option: hawkmoth.readthedocs.io/en/latest Sounds good.

> I'd usually think that if we design the objective function such that the regularisation coefficient is sample size invariant, then it should be invariant to the scale of sample...

> The point being that L1a, L2a and L2b (above) all give the same solution right? So when we say in the UG "That algorithm optimizes the following loss function..."...

> If we consider that 2. is the definition of what SW are, I'm not sure that 3. is something we can deduce for all estimators. I agree, Prop 3...

Just found out about https://github.com/scikit-learn/scikit-learn/issues/11316 by Joel on the same subject 1.5 years earlier ... > I think we can find a bit more clarity about the exceptions to that...