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Right now the macros for banded alignment like CUDAPOA_BANDED_MATRIX_RIGHT_PADDING are not shared between the kernel code and other sources that determine sizes for bands (such as in batch.cu). For now they're hard coded to specific numbers, but this is error prone. This needs to be fixed to the macros are shared between files.
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When running the regression, the resulting logs seem to end up in third_party/tests/$TEST/...
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To reproduce:
make
make regression
git status # observe all the files
Build or test artifacts should never clutter the rest of the code-base (we should regard them as read-only in
Persian ~
Persian, nonstandardly, uses ~ to separate variants. Fix these upstream, and then rescrape.
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The src/examples/server/pets.py file contains stubs for all the functions corresponding to the the operation IDs as defined in the petstore.yaml specification. However, only find_pets_by_status
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For feature engineering tasks, I'd like to be able to determine whether a datetime is the beginning or end of a year, like I can in pandas.