Vladimir Sitnikov

@XuQianJin-Stars , would you please fix CI failures?

TrustAllSslSocketFactory is inherently non secure. Even though I do not object committing the change, I object specifying "ssl is not secure" in the commit message and the release notes. Can...

`Test(expected=` is an anti-pattern as the user can't assert the exception message, cause and so on. JUnit 4 has `assertThrows`, so the users should no longer use `expected=..`: https://github.com/junit-team/junit4/pull/1504 In...

Technically speaking, `MetadataStore.load(folders: Iterable)` loads and merges multiple files. You could register `VerifyLicenseCompatibilityTask` task and configure `VerifyLicenseCompatibilityTask.metadata` file collection with several files, so the verification task should combine the information....

I mean I could release both `com.github.vlsi.license-gather.base` and `com.github.vlsi.license-gather.verify` plugins.

Does https://github.com/vlsi/vlsi-release-plugins/issues/50#issuecomment-1010731908 cover your case? Frankly speaking, there's no way to automatically resolve cases when the developer list multiple licenses. It would be awesome if they used SPDX license expression...

I guess the fix (at `springdoc-openapi-gradle-plugin` side) is a) Either stop using `bootRun` task directly (e.g. here https://github.com/springdoc/springdoc-openapi-gradle-plugin/blob/e855f9c3aeb776f3d3ef285c80aca748c5a50950/src/main/kotlin/org/springdoc/openapi/gradle/plugin/OpenApiGradlePlugin.kt#L31-L32). Is the task really helpful? b) Wait for both `org.springframework.boot` and `java`...

Could you please clarify?

Just for reference, the paper itself is buggy. Here's my assessment (I contacted Graham Cormode in 2012), --- from: Vladimir Sitnikov Looks like the proof of the Theorem 3 for...

Here's the commit that brings implementation in line with the original paper: https://github.com/vlsi/QuantileEstimation/commit/20f5d9677fcd97fdab1f7ba090cba91d6f4c42ee, however, the theorem in the paper is invalid, so even "improved implementation" produces very high errors.