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Currently, we are manually connecting to the Qick's pyro server following the code in
https://github.com/openquantumhardware/qick/blob/main/pyro4/02_client.ipynb
However, there is also a pyro function (shown in the link above) that does this exactly called make_proxy. This function accepts a remote_traceback flag that allows client (lab computer) code to show qick remote traceback in order to help with debugging. This fixes the issue where client code run on the qick would fail, but the client would block and run forever with no traceback.