Chris Van Pelt (CVP)

The nuclear option is to just tell terraform to replace the resource that is attached to the public IP: ```shell terraform apply -replace=azurerm_application_gateway.foo ```

This seems to be an issue with node 10. I was able to get it to install fine with node 8. v0.9.1 is busted in all versions of node.

I'm running into the same problem. I'm building an image for amd64 on my M1 Mac and I'm unable to import the image. This same image runs fine in the...

Hey @depthwise, thanks for the feature request. One thing you can do immediately is log a separate metric that only updates when your metric increases or decreases, i.e. "min_loss". What...

Hey @ayushjaiswal we have plans for derived metrics but I want to make sure we understand your use case as it relates to parallel coordinates or importance. Could you link...

Hey Guys, sorry for not responding to this sooner. The simplest way to address this today is to log a metric that only gets updated if it improves, i.e.: ```...

@mmwebster totally agree. We're hard at work on a new system that will eventually support this and there are some exciting possibilities it will unlock. Unfortunately we don't currently have...

I'll also add that we've introduced a new metric api that makes this easy for future runs: https://docs.wandb.ai/ref/python/run#define_metric For instance you could call `run.define_metric("acc", summary="max")` and this will automatically store...

@samuela by default when you call .download on an artifacts it's writes that data to the current directory. You can override what directory download writes to with the root argument...

Hey @mesllo by default calling `.download` writes through the cache to the current working directory. You change the destination of the downloaded files by specifying `root` in your call to...