Hi Robert, hi all!
> Thanks for your talk, it was very informative. I'm sorry I didn't get a
> chance to speak to you more.
> I went to the sprints first thing on Monday, but had to leave just before
> lunch to catch my flight.
Thanks! The talk is up here if anyone else is interested:
http://pyvideo.org/video/2199/modern-scientific-computing-and-big-data-analytic
(The abstract is a bit out of date; I should update that.)
> As for the port -- if you have anything that can improve the transition, put
> it in as a PR.
> The sprints, from what I've seen, is about merging existing PRs as much as
> adding new ones.
I went and built this:
https://github.com/edschofield/python-future
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/future/
I'd be very grateful for anyone's feedback! What else would this package need
in order to make sklearn's dual Py2+Py3 support cleaner and simpler than
currently? Or, since the sklearn Py3 port is mostly complete, what other
features might be helpful in this package in order to reduce the amount of work
needed for other projects to support both Py2+Py3, based on your experiences
with porting sklearn so far?
Thanks in advance for any thoughts!
Best wishes,
Ed
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