Thomas M Kehrenberg

Type narrowing with isinstance doesn't work when the first argument is a walrus-operator assignment

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**Bug description** As pyre is quite strict with the type narrowing of non-final attributes (which I don't mind), I want to use the walrus operator to make the type narrowing...

Bumping to a prerelease version

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It would be great if it was possible to bump versions to `1.2.3.dev1`, `1.2.3a3`, `1.2.3b2`, `1.2.3rc4` and so on. (As specified in the [version scheme](https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/specifications/version-specifiers/#version-scheme).) There is some prior art...

It's maybe too late to change this, but I think something like `contained-in`, `included-in`, `part-of` or `published-in` would be more intuitive? I think the word "parent" can evoke the impression...

**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.** I would like to be able to define type aliases and use them in structured configs: ```python from pathlib import...

vim mode: ctrl+u/ctrl+d should move the cursor when scrolling has reached the end

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### Check for existing issues - [X] Completed ### Describe the feature To see what I mean, open vim/nvim and put the cursor into the middle of the screen with...

Maybe you are already aware of this, but there are a lot of words (about 1000 it seems) that have more than one primary stress marker. For example "duration": ```...

MathML Core: \begin{align} ... \end{align} has too much padding

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This latex code: ```latex \begin{align} x &= a+b\\ &= c \end{align} ``` is converted to this MathML code by texmath: ```html x = a + b = c ``` but...

closes #14 If shin just consumes the key release events, programs can get into a weird state where they think a key was pressed and never released. This seems to...

Allow shorthand `[T]` for `list[T]`, `{T}` for `set[T]`, and `{K: V}` for `dict[K, V]`

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There's already `(T, U, V)` for `tuple[T, U, V]` and I think what I wrote is all valid syntax, so I think these shorthands are kind of the obvious way...

Zhang implementation

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Oliver: > I feel as though implementing zhang’s mitigating unwanted bias by Adversarial learning algorithm is possible to implement in a way that doesn’t suck. In his original paper he...