Sherman Lo

Thanks for your help! This has helped me run `ggremesh` on my local computer. If it helps others, I would also like to point out that `libgeogram` is required. This...

Does the fork https://github.com/aehrc/open-pedigree address this? New disorders can be added with their changes, awesome stuff! Perhaps we could ask @dconlan for a pull request or incorporate the changes here

The gradient can be removed by modifying the method `PersonVisuals.updateDisorderShapes()` and removing the gradient. I've placed the changes in https://github.com/shermanlo77/open-pedigree/commit/bf8ba2c96dfb475e880eb4628cecc3c664c7e270

If we're talking about lists `x = []` or if the episode on lists is taught before episode 2, I would 100% agree with you. The way the episode introduces...

It's an interesting point! I think `numpy.hstack()` and `numpy.vstack()` would help those who haven't grasped the idea of dimensions and axis yet. For example, putting a lego block on top...

That's a good point, the episode goes on to explain the difference between `numpy.mean(data, axis=0)` and `numpy.mean(data, axis=1)` so the students should know about dimensions and axis I think your/our...

Thanks for the FHIR reference! I've made a commit which should address this