Xing Han Lu

@kylebgorman I created a PR #66 that solely uses `setup.py`; it currently works with `pip install git+https://github.com/xhluca/aclpubcheck` (`xhluca` --> `acl-org` if merged). Would the approach suggested not be compliant with...

@kylebgorman thanks for the clarification. It definitely makes sense to have the toml for cases where users don't have setuptools installed. I agree it's a good idea to have a...

Please correct me if i'm wrong, but isn't the `parallelize()` method in huggingface doing a layer-wise parallelization? That's my understanding from reading the source code, though I might be misunderstanding:...

Thanks, that makes sense. I wonder if there's a way to increase the efficiency during inference to be >13% utilization considering the cost of such hardware. Or maybe the only...

Just an update. I got the API up and running, and when I run nvidia-smi it seems that it has a >70% utilization on all devices which is pretty good....

Proof of affiliation: https://mila.quebec/en/person/david-ifeoluwa-adelani/

Closing as there has not been activity recently - happy to reopen if anyone would like to contribute to this.

It's possible to remove all the plotly renderers inside the source code: https://github.com/plotly/dash-pivottable/blob/ca48182c600d1bebf24bf6daab657b1677ba8d80/src/lib/components/PivotTable.react.js#L77-L88 Then you can rebuild and create a new version the library using: ``` git clone https://github.com/plotly/dash-pivottable cd...

Hey, the answer is likely outdated since it has been a few years ago. I'd recommend checking with the Dash Core team.

For the CSS, you can modify the [pivottable.css](https://github.com/plotly/react-pivottable/blob/master/src/pivottable.css) file from react-pivottable, and when you are happy you can place it inside the `assets` folder of your app. Alternatively you can...