Tim Hoffmann

1. You may be looking for `ax.set_proj_type('orth')`. See https://matplotlib.org/stable/gallery/mplot3d/projections.html 2. The label cutoff is tracked at https://github.com/matplotlib/matplotlib/issues/28117

This is basically expected behavior rooted in the implicit Axes creation of `pyplot`. All pyplot commands create an Axes if there is not one already, but if there is, they...

Context: There are two ways in which we can reference examples: - `:doc:` links, e.g. ``:doc:`/gallery/lines_bars_and_markers/categorical_variables` `` where the role content is the file path - `:ref:` links, e.g. ``:ref:`some_label`...

> However `:ref:` is used 683 times in the code base, whereas `:doc:` is used 292 times, That's also apples to oranges. In written .rst docs, you often have multiple...

Ok, maybe I'm overinterpreting and we don't have a standardized approach for referencing examples. But then I'd like to clarify our policy here. We have three options for example references:...

Ok, now we have pinned the conflict 1>2>3 vs. 3>2>1. Should we move this to one of the next dev calls? I suspect it might be easier to find an...

Yeah. *Should* be handled. Another of the endless log-parsing issues. But hopefully this is easier to fix. At least no parenthesis matching is involved.

@sunderme I'm not active anymore with the project, so none of my business. But if you want to generate revenue for a certificate, probably the easiest way is to activate...

I've used the following to create an array using itertools: ``` indices = [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9] permutations = np.array(list(itertools.permutations(indices)), dtype=np.uint8) ``` Note: Not...

> There is maybe also a bit of a question of whether you need to have some option to gracefully deal with a huge number of permutations (since this can...