Hello,
Thanks for the job you've done! Chalice is the very easy framework for newcomers and flask developers.

I've been learning the framework only for 2 weeks and regularly getting errors related with aws policies. The official content about the policies is minimal. And auto-policy can't do this job by the right way if you want to add more than just a 'hello world' function.

Run **chalice

@aschonfeld, it could also be useful to be able to add color bars for date or value ranges.
Here's a matplotlib example from PyMC3.

Originally posted by @mindlessbrain in man-group/dtale#48 (comment)

the documentation stills detail the compilation steps for installation on desktop, which shouldn't be always necessary now, since wheels are provided.
https://pyjnius.readthedocs.io/en/latest/installation.html

while it's good that it details them for those who want to install from source, most people would benefit from a simpler installation process, like the one in README.md.

I love this library and use it for several different projects. There have been a few times where I've had to open issues, and the team working on this has always been great.

That being said I'd love to help more, possibly by opening PRs rather than issues. The place I get stuck at those is navigating the internals of the pr

Unuseful or disregarded frames should not be stored in memory and disregarded. If i'm doing a handshake attack, it shouldn't eat 16GB of swap for 4 frames listed on-screen after 8 hours of constant attack.

Got this SyntaxError while trying to run webkiller. I'm not super familiar with python so I'm not sure what it means, but it could be an easy fix.

OS: Windows 10 1809

$ python webkiller.py
  File "webkiller.py", line 16
    print '\r'
             ^
SyntaxError: Missing parentheses in call to 'print'. Did you mean print(int '\r')?

I'm looking through the documentation here on github and it seems some things from the old website's documentation are missing, eg. a list of the vanilla PD objects supported by hvcc. Additionally, there are some quirks of hvcc that were not documented on the old site that could be worth documenting (eg. the send/receive objects' right inlet doesn't work, graphical objects like the Toggle are conv

This is to match tensorflow's requirement.

Current pip version is 9.0.3. (Looks like pip recently switched the versioning scheme to use the last two digits of the year.)

Does jira-dependency-graph support Jira Cloud, Jira Server, or both?

I notice the API documentation linked is that for Jira Server. I would like to use jira-dependency-graph with Jira Cloud, but I got a 401 error when I tried. It would be helpful if the README made it clear which product(s) are supported.

Thanks!

• MemCNN version: 1.3.2

Description

Torch checkpoint has build-in support for fixing the RNGs by default (preserve_rng_state=True):
https://pytorch.org/docs/stable/_modules/torch/utils/checkpoint.html#checkpoint
Similar default support should be added to MemCNN InvertibleCheckpointFunction.

This allows for reliable and reproducible results for the first forward pass and the reconstr

Citing the doc: "The setup script is the centre of all activity in building, distributing, and installing modules using the Distutils."
source: https://docs.python.org/3/distutils/setupscript.html

For the Python community the setup.py file is a standard to know how to set up the environment just out of the box. Instead of running the right scripts in the order it would be better to have one kn

There are different versions of motors delivered with the kit.
The documentation should contain the configutation options.

Please update readme with more info about keylogger after installed in windows environment. How to uninstall? Is it persistent? Which the process name in win? How often the email is delivered?