Matt Grimm

Try adding `tf.reset_default_graph()` before each fine-tuning session. This works for me to continue fine-tuning: ``` import tensorflow as tf # ... tf.reset_default_graph() sess = gpt2.start_tf_sess() gpt2.finetune(sess, 'dataset.txt', model_name='345M', steps=10) ```

I agree that paging would be a useful feature. For my purposes, it would be enough to just have next/previous page commands. I didn't know about the `!` function before...

I have the same need, and after mucking around with gtest internals for a few days, I found that test events are explicitly suppressed in the child process of a...

good news, it looks like 18fa6a4 addresses this issue! i pulled it locally and can confirm it does what i want.

> Hi @tkocmathla I tried the GTest 1.14, however, the test events are still suppressed in the child process of a death test. Can I ask which version you used...

> Another question, do you think suppression for test events in the child process of a death test is the default behavior or a bug? Thanks it's the intended behavior...

> > > Hi @tkocmathla I tried the GTest 1.14, however, the test events are still suppressed in the child process of a death test. Can I ask which version...

@zjgarvey would you mind kicking the CI and doing another review? 🙏🏻