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< shrit[m]>
rcurtin: So what is the difference between the mlpack-git and watch button in github? They should be the same right?
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< zoq>
shrit[m]: mlpack-git includes every mlpack repo (mlpack, examples, etc.) but the information is the same as the watch button.
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< rcurtin>
shrit[m]: sorry, I forgot to post the cereal patch last night! let me do that momentarily
< rcurtin>
also, the mlpack-git list is a little bit different than watching, because it will send you emails about your own posts on issues
< rcurtin>
for me this is helpful so that I can see what I have and haven't responded to
< rcurtin>
(and so I can read the whole conversation in my mail client, not just others' replies)
< shrit[m]>
rcurtin: I see, so it would be better to have mlpack-git rather than watching
< shrit[m]>
However, do you reply using email client, or just github?
< rcurtin>
I reply via github, I just open the links at the bottom of the email if I need to reply
< rcurtin>
I have a meeting for the first 30 minutes of the video meeting, but I'll join at 1830 UTC :)
< abernauer[m]>
rcurtin: Do you any tips for approaching HR interviews vs the ones with a hiring manager?
< abernauer[m]>
*have any tips
< rcurtin>
I don't know if I have any particularly good advice, but HR people are probably looking for "team players" or people who will fit well into the team, so maybe keep that in mind? anyway I don't know how useful that tip is, take it for what it's worth
< rcurtin>
(I don't do all that many interviews)
< abernauer[m]>
Ok thanks none the less.
< rcurtin>
kartikdutt18[m]: I'm trying to debug some emails that didn't get through to your live.in address... but I have to submit a report to the Outlook team, who will contact you with the results...
< rcurtin>
any chance you could forward me the result of that report whenever it shows up? (a few days)
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< shrit[m]>
rcurtin:
< shrit[m]>
Did you get any answer from the outlook team
< shrit[m]>
?
< rcurtin>
I did, and I fixed it, but then the IP of the mailserver changed and now I am seeing different errors
< rcurtin>
I wish they could just tell me what was wrong in their DSN so that I didn't have to jump through these hoops
< shrit[m]>
In my case if I send an email to outlook it goes to spam
< AakashkaushikGit>
Hey, how can i run the test for just the activation function from the mlpack_test, I can't seem to figure out the syntax
< AakashkaushikGit>
i did checked out the list of tests available but i don't know how to pass them.
< kartikdutt18[m]>
Hey @rcurtin, Sure, I'll forward the email when I get them.
< zoq>
AakashkaushikGit: Is it part of activation_functions_test.cpp?
< zoq>
AakashkaushikGit: We are currently transisition from the Boost test framework to Catch@
< zoq>
Catch2
< zoq>
So the command is differernt
< rcurtin>
thanks kartikdutt18[m]! :)
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< AakashkaushikGit>
> Hey, how can i run the test for just the activation function from the mlpack_test, I can't seem to figure out the syntax
< rcurtin>
little by little we are getting close :)
< shrit[m]>
The windows are failing, it seems that cereal is not being installed
< shrit[m]>
even thought that I have added it as zoq have mentioned
< rcurtin>
shrit[m]: maybe we need to specify CEREAL_INCLUDE_DIR to CMake in windows.yaml?
< rcurtin>
actually I think the variable is CEREAL_INCLUDE_DIRS (but I think we should change that to CEREAL_INCLUDE_DIR in the CMake configuration to match the other packages)
< zoq>
AakashkaushikGit: Okay, now it should be fixed.
< AakashkaushikGit>
@zoq, Yup it's fixed now. 🎉
< shrit[m]>
OK I see,
< shrit[m]>
Do I need to specify the version when using nuget? I have installed the unofficial cereal (1.2.2). it did not pass our cereal version tests and has been assigned the version 1.1.1
< shrit[m]>
* Do I need to specify the version when using nuget? I have installed the unofficial flayan cereal (1.2.2). it did not pass our cereal version tests and has been assigned the version 1.1.1
< zoq>
shrit[m]: I guess since it's the only version you don't have to, but maybe worth doing anyway?