[MRG] Adds FAQ regarding initialization behavior of NeuralNet #417
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Apart from the typo, this LGTM |
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Error coming from box/flaky#140. There seems to be some backward incompatible changes in pytest 4.1. |
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There has been a new flaky release after the PR, perhaps retriggering solves the issue. |
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Everything looks good now! :) |
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Good work, thanks. |
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Puts the information in #376 (comment) into the FAQ.