Orson Peters

I can reproduce this with the error (wifi: RX buffer full) on Ubuntu with 0.9.2. If it helps the developers I can provide a save state in which the bug...

Just for your intellectual curiosity, I'd suggest looking at a different approach: a new CPU architecture. In particular the [Mill CPU architecture](http://millcomputing.com/docs/). I can strongly suggest the talks about the...

This still occurs, would love to have an exception for these.

It would be nice if jless used `crossterm` instead of `termion` so it would automatically work on Windows.

> But what happens when both sides of the branch have a different number of capturing groups? I believe in such a case, it seems almost impossible to correctly use...

And I'm sure that there's valid regexes that can be proven to always have the same number of capturing groups that would be excluded by such a static analysis. This...

Alright, fair enough, in that case it would be an attribute on `HirInfo`. Out of curiosity I went over the cases and came up with this: For `empty(), literal(), class(),...

Ok, that makes sense, then it's just ```rust GroupKind::CaptureIndex(_) | GroupKind::CaptureName(_) => grp.hir.info.det_capture_count.map(|n| n + 1), ```

> In any case, I haven't fully decided whether this is an API I'd want. I need to noodle on it. And ultimately get more eyes on it, since once...

> I believe this is equivalent to your code but much simpler. Well, to be apples to apples with the previous example we have to extract all seven parts: ```rust...