Zachary Sunberg

Well, it was supposed to show ones with visualizations. I guess if a problem is good-enough quality for others to use, it will probably have a visualization.

Thanks for the tip. That may work - I need to read up some more on Julia multiprocessing.

@tlnagy do you mean it renders fine in a Blink window, or in a browser?

@timholy Thanks for the example - that is very useful for me and anyone else who happens upon this, and Revise is totally awesome. I definitely realize that building a...

Ok, so you are saying that there actually is not any problem related to RLInterface, right now? @MaximeBouton , could you leave a short comment explaining what prototype.jl and flux_test.jl...

Yes, this is definitely important. In my class, more students had success with this package than any other, but this made it a little confusing to use.

This has caused confusion in JuliaReinforcementLearning/CommonRLSpaces.jl#12.

> We currently support Date type, so converting Int to Float64 seems inconsistent. One possible rule would be: if the bounds are `

> I'm not sure we need [eltype function](https://docs.julialang.org/en/v1/base/collections/#Base.eltype) for non-iterable objects such as ClosedInterval. I think this is the core issue. `eltype` is part of the iteration interface and continuous...

> How about Rational? I think this should not be converted with float. Agreed. How about if the bounds are `