If you delete the sample dataset DB, then click the button to add it back, it SEEMS like nothing is happening. But if you look in the logs it is actually hitting the API endpoint. We should add some sort of confirmation dialog that lets you user know it's being re-enabled

Issue Description

I'm unable to run DL4J with nvidia CUDA back end despiite following the instructions here:
https://deeplearning4j.org/docs/latest/deeplearning4j-config-gpu-cpu
Project works fine with native back end. When I debug, I can see the service loader finding the JCublasBackend.java class and then failing on isAvailable().

As far as I can tell I've done everything recommende

1. Select theme with thick strip in line number block.
2. Save and restart. Open some file. Нou see that the first characters of the lines are hidden under stripe.
3. Open another file. All display properly.
4. If you see carefully that the whole block with line numbers in the first case is shifted to the left.
   First file
   

I've wanted to craft a "1 minute", "5 minute", "15 minute" moving average (like a unix load average), but don't know the right r to pass to ewma-timeless to get it.

Either documenting a rule of thumb or providing a mechanism to recreate that would be helpful.

https://github.com/ring-clojure/ring/blob/master/ring-devel/src/ring/middleware/reload.clj

It appears wrap-reload needs to be passed a handler as normal, but with the caveat that its referenced through a var (see mmcgrana/ring#72).

Something along the lines of:

(def app
  (-> (compojure.core/routes my-routes)
      (compojure.handler/api)))

(def app-with-reloa

Problem

Currently, push notifications are not grouped (even though we call setGroupSummary), so the user potentially ends up with a ton of push notifications in the notification center.

Implementation

We should:

• maintain a summary PN with a fixed ID
  • we call setNotificationId on it so we can update it later without creating a new one. Maybe the sender ID hash (from) can be used

I did some fast debugging last week on this, and it seems to be with how it's calling sesman to get the active sessions.

I think CIDER should work around this, as the behavior appears well defined at the sesman level (given an active buffer, give linked sessions).

However, the Common Lisp variant of this with SLIME and slime-selector works regardless of what buffer the user is currently in (

we need more than lsmagic.

Currently, changes to plugin information models need to be mirrored, manually in the respective README.md.

This proposal outlines a possible approach to:

1. Generate the relevant portion of the README directly from the info model.
2. Integrate into the existing plugin release process.

A: Create a doc-gen lein plugin to render an information-model map into markdown

• Content should correspond

If I wanted to specify ClojureScript dependencies, the following snippet would suffice.

#!/bin/sh
"exec" "lumo" "-c" "tools.cli-0.3.7.jar" "$0" "$@"

I think we should document this somewhere in this project.

How can I specify npm dependencies in a clojurescript script? Can it be documented, too?

Classpath conflict: org.clojure/clojure version 1.8.0 already loaded, NOT loading version 1.3.0

If you specify a Clojure version in boot.properties and don't specify the same Clojure version in your :dependencies you will get a warning like the one above.

Not sure if this is worth it but we could provide some more context for the specific case of Clojure:

Classpath confli

Unity has changed the UI to configure the Mono Runtime in 2019.2 and we need to update our documentation to reflect that.

The documentation is not inaccurate for older versions of Unity, so maybe an amendment (as opposed to a replacement) with a note about checking your Unity version is the way to go.

Tracking down a problem with the latest upgrade. Because of a resolve failure, the arguments to a field are included in an error map; one value is a java.time.LocalDateTime. Cheshire throws an exception when streaming this as JSON, and the final result is a response with a body that is the empty string.

The right solution is to use cheshire.generator/add-encoder:

(add-encoder LocalDa

When defining a resource, I leave a lot of decision points at their default value (by not implementing them). The default paths could be indicated on the decision graph with a different colour.

This would save a lot of time going back and forth between the graph an this table.

![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.