Lev Maximov

@9mido There is life in @mmangione's fork: https://github.com/mmangione/django-captcha-admin but it not perfect either: my PR (https://github.com/mmangione/django-captcha-admin/pull/1) upgrades this to recaptcha v3 and django2.2.12.

Not really sure what you mean by completed. Actually you can clone https://github.com/axil/django-captcha-admin and work right now. I haven't tested it with django 3 though.

I would accept it as expected behaviour if one side would be 'lit' with normal color and the other would be darker. But as a matter of fact both sides...

Ok. I agree that this is an artificial example. I provided is only for the sake making the example minimally reproducible. How about this?  I'm plotting a surface, I'm...

This definitely looks like a bug for me. ``` python from math import pi fig, ax = plt.subplots(1, 2, subplot_kw={"projection": "3d"}, figsize=[18,10]) x = np.linspace(-2*pi, 2*pi, 100) y = np.linspace(-2*pi,...

Setting `shading=False` as @oscargus suggested on SO is not a universal solution as it disables shading entirely:  @jklymak I would say it looks pretty decently and it is quite...

I'm still thinking of Jody's argument about the open-sided cube and slowing coming to a conclusion that this is 'by design': it is something very hard to overcome properly without...

Here's an example of a rare person who ran into this problem (without knowing it). He generated the grid in the 'wrong' way and got somewhat subpar results. The left...

@oscargus If you look at the cube from different angles (eg `%matplotlib qt` or `notebook`) you would see that top and bottom faces have different colors. ``` python import matplotlib.pyplot...

@oscargus Maybe it would make sense to detect the 'correctness' of the grid in `plot_surface` and display a warning like: To get optimal shading, consider transposing arguments x, y and...