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< rcurtin[m]>
huh, well I'm glad the integration sent that message... I'll figure out how to use the new bridge in the next couple of days
< ImagineZero0Gitt>
Hey, @zoq is there a meeting passcode for the Zoom Meeting scheduled at 17:00 UTC?
< ABHINAVANAND[m]>
It's mlpack
< ImagineZero0Gitt>
No problem, found it
< zoq[m]>
„For security, we use a password for the meeting to keep malicious bots out; the password is simple---it's just the name of the library (in all lowercase).“
< ImagineZero0Gitt>
Thanx anyways...
< jjb[m]>
Glancing at <http://mlpack.org|mlpack.org>, the doc links are all coded by version. Any reason for not pushing users onto the stable version of the docs? e.g. `doc/mlpack-3.4.2` vs `doc/stable/`
< zoq>
jjb[m]: No reason, I think would be a good idea to change that.
< jjb[m]>
zoq are the interactive demos working? Hitting the “run” button doesn’t change the output.
< jjb[m]>
Also, I’m assuming the editor component is built into `html/`?
< zoq>
jjb[m]: Thanks for the info, I think you are right.
< jjb[m]>
zoq sure! Though, it may be more advantageous to realign all the examples to being on the same topic. (C++ is Nearest Neighbor, Python is RF. Julia is PCA,Go is RF, CLI is RF)
< zoq>
jjb[m]: You mean having the same example for each binding?