Zahin Zaman

Ahh I see, I was hoping to use this theme to host static web pages, so installing the fonts locally won't help. Adding a `@font-face` definition did help though. It's...

Actually, have you tried putting this on top of `mint.css`? ```css @include-when-export url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Lexend'); ``` Update: I added this to `mint.css` and it worked: 

So it looks like it actually doesn't add a `@font-face` property, but rather adds a `link` to the font: ```css ``` If you visit this link: https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Lexend You should see...

Oh and here's a `diff` based on what I've done, just because they are different files so github won't show you a diff.  

> @alvii147 Can you fix the formatting so that the black checks pass? @seanlaw done! Also temporarily added `test_stump_uint.py` which is really just a copy of `test_stump.py`. > I am...

> according to the table, there is a little improvement when T becomes longer @NimaSarajpoor I think the differences in that table are too insignificant to conclude that one takes...

@NimaSarajpoor wow that looks promising! I didn't think using `np.arange` would be slower than using `range` and then converting to `np.uint64`.

Hey @seanlaw sorry I've been caught up with school, no new updates as of now. I'll start digging into this again in the coming weeks.

@NimaSarajpoor I tried to follow your changes [here](https://github.com/TDAmeritrade/stumpy/pull/659#issuecomment-1221435106) but didn't really see that big of an improvement. Here's what I tried: ```python for diag_idx in range(diags_start_idx, diags_stop_idx): k = diags[diag_idx]...

Oops my bad looks like I screwed up my code for performance evaluation. It's looking better now: Time series length | Window size | `stump` mean execution time | `stump_uint`...