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Something like this should do: .
#26 opened Nov 22, 2021 by t10-13rocket
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#43 opened Dec 6, 2023 by t10-13rocket
Increase
#42 opened Aug 18, 2023 by t10-13rocket
Back it up enhancement New feature or request
#40 opened Dec 14, 2022 by t10-13rocket
@t10-13rocket
@dzdang has imported this pull request. If you are a Facebook employee, you can view this diff [on Phabricator](https://www.internalfb.com/diff/D34995805).How do you become a Meta employee?
#29 opened Mar 19, 2022 by t10-13rocket
https://github.com/pytorch/pytorch/issues/72138#issue-1121167927
#28 opened Mar 15, 2022 by t10-13rocket
M p
#27 opened Dec 5, 2021 by t10-13rocket
Something like this should do: .
#26 opened Nov 22, 2021 by t10-13rocket
Organize
#25 opened Nov 22, 2021 by t10-13rocket
Let's see
#24 opened Nov 21, 2021 by t10-13rocket
Institution
#23 opened Nov 18, 2021 by t10-13rocket
[The spec](http://quirks.spec.whatwg.org/#the-percentage-height-calculation-quirk) applies percentage height quirk only when
#22 opened Nov 13, 2021 by t10-13rocket
The <iframe> element always fires a load event, protecting from the parent the information whether the child document loaded correctly.
#21 opened Nov 13, 2021 by t10-13rocket
I will try to create smaller PRs in chunks instead of making changes in the whole page in one in one PR.
#20 opened Nov 13, 2021 by t10-13rocket
[The spec](http://quirks.spec.whatwg.org/#the-percentage-height-calculation-quirk) applies percentage height quirk only when
#19 opened Nov 13, 2021 by t10-13rocket
Pull development into master to create release tag.
#18 opened Nov 13, 2021 by t10-13rocket
Significant
#17 opened Nov 13, 2021 by t10-13rocket
What to do?
#16 opened Nov 12, 2021 by t10-13rocket
Alpes
#15 opened Nov 11, 2021 by t10-13rocket
This simple RegEx pattern will allow for spellchecking every single English word.
#14 opened Nov 11, 2021 by t10-13rocket
Possibility 1: Use classification of HJT
#13 opened Nov 11, 2021 by t10-13rocket
## Keyword: metric learning
#12 opened Nov 11, 2021 by t10-13rocket
## 731 Warnings
#11 opened Nov 11, 2021 by t10-13rocket 100+
I will continue the discussion here, until or if @keean can get Github to restore the thread. Luckily I still have a copy of the deleted #35 thread loaded, so I can copy and paste from it. If the original thread is restored, ~~I will copy my posts from here back to that thread and delete this thread. I will give you an opportunity to copy your replies also before the deleting the thread. Perhaps @keean is the only person who can delete an issues thread.~~[or perhaps we’ll just link the old thread to this new one, because that thread was getting too long to load anyway]
#10 opened Nov 11, 2021 by t10-13rocket
**Describe the bug**
#9 opened Nov 11, 2021 by t10-13rocket
I think this is a more sane version of #82. When | represents the cursor, all of \l|am, \lam|, and \lam|someothertext will complete as expected. The latex backslash-string won't be automatically substituted for the unicode symbol unless the user inserts a whitespace or calls expand-abbrev <kbd><kbd>C</kbd>-<kbd>x</kbd> <kbd>a</kbd> <kbd>e</kbd></kbd>. Ping @nverno as being similar to your personal setup.
#8 opened Nov 11, 2021 by t10-13rocket
ProTip! Mix and match filters to narrow down what you’re looking for.