Mingye Wang
I am not sure how much slower/faster the lambda paradiam is, so let's be safe and run the comparison before we decide whether the old impl should be kept.
Many of the loops will have to be rewritten as `std::transform`, `for_each`, and `reduce` lambda operations. * * * Before we start using the c++17 ts, we can test libstdc++...
[Most implementations of](http://emojipedia.org/electric-light-bulb/) the ELECTRIC LIGHT BULB (U+1F4A1), including Twemoji, involve an illustration of a conventional incandescent light bulb. This is getting increasing out of touch from reality as governments...
https://doi.org/10.1002%2Fcol.22451 describes a pretty cheap geometric color distance formula that performs better than DE76 on larger distances in CIELAB. The formula is quite simple: ```js function de_hyab({L1, a1, b1}, {L2,...
Björn Ottosson of oklab fame has a post about doing [gamut clipping with oklab](https://bottosson.github.io/posts/gamutclipping/). These thing are interesting for two reasons: * From a color perspective, they allow a combination...
I was trying to use eslint to fix my code style once and for all -- so I don't need to manually change them. But it first turns out that...
Quite a few Unified CJK Ideographs ("Chinese Characters") are written in different ways in different countries/languages. Such difference is why Adobe and Google has released a bunch of local variants...
This PR, when completed, shall close #37 and close #48. The handling for multibyte in the prompt is done, but not for the input.
Readline and libedit both use [Control-V](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Control-V) to indicate a verbatim character (including a control char). Editline should somehow make it a thing.
Editline currently uses a "one byte per column" heuristic, and one way that breaks down is when it encounters colored prompts. The way readline (and libedit) handles this issue is...