Request for invitation to the slack channel

2019-01-09 Thread aashu dwivedi
Hi, Can you please add me to the MXNet slack for the channels #mxnet and #mxnet-scala. -Ashutosh

Re: joining slack channel

2019-01-09 Thread Qing Lan
Invite sent. -Qing On 1/9/19, 2:18 PM, "louisfeng.list@" wrote: Could I please get an invite to the Slack channel too? Thanks, Louis On 2019/01/04 16:09:03, "Lv, Tao A" wrote: > Invitation is sent to mue...@amazon.com. You can find mxnet in ASF channels.

Re: RE: joining slack channel

2019-01-09 Thread louisfeng . list
Could I please get an invite to the Slack channel too? Thanks, Louis On 2019/01/04 16:09:03, "Lv, Tao A" wrote: > Invitation is sent to mue...@amazon.com. You can find mxnet in ASF channels. > > -Original Message- > From: Muenz, Edison [mailto:mue...@amazon.com.INVALID] > Sent:

PR follow up: [NGRAPH] MXNet - nGraph initial integration #12502

2019-01-09 Thread Louis
Happy New Year! I want to follow up on this PR: https://github.com/apache/incubator-mxnet/pull/12502 It looks like it's been reviewed, passed all tests and ready to be merged, could anyone help and finalize it? Thanks, Louis

Re: Order of includes in cpplint

2019-01-09 Thread Tianqi Chen
I think this is a nit and it is hard to argue which one is best, everyone has their own preference. In this case, Google C style is a simple convention that everyone can refer to, and I would suggest we just stick with that convention Tianqi On Tue, Jan 8, 2019 at 2:44 PM Pedro Larroy wrote: >

Re: Order of includes in cpplint

2019-01-09 Thread Tianqi Chen
On Tue, Jan 8, 2019 at 2:44 PM Pedro Larroy wrote: > Hi MXNet community > > cpplint seems to complain when the order of includes is not [own, > system, other] > > But the general best practice in C++ is [own, project, 3rd party, > system] for the reasons explained in this stackoverflow answer: