Daniel Roschka

@roadrunner2 I had a quick look at the tree and what stands out to me is the repeated mention of "recent MacBook Pros" in the Kconfigs. It might be better...

Nice, I'm building a similar hardware support overview at: https://github.com/Dunedan/mbp-2016-linux

Using it with this PR and it works fine. :+1:

I have the use case that I want to detect the language of chat messages in real time and do lemmatization on them. To do so I obviously have to...

> While this is a good way to measure the raw speed of the data structure implementation, I don't think it gives a realistic view of performance from a real-world...

> @Dunedan First I'd like to say I play 0 A.D. from time to time so it is really nice to see you find Simplemma useful in this context. Great...

> Concerning the first point and before you draft a PR: how about using pure-Python tries? Maybe the slowdown is acceptable considering the portability of this solution? This thing is:...

So, I managed to put together something I believe does work quite well. It's still using a MARISA-trie per language, but these tries are now generated from the pickled Python...

`LOCKDOWN_SESSION_KEY` is only relevant when using `LockdownMiddleware` to lock down an entire site. It ensures users encounter the form for entering the password only once and not for every page...

I'm facing the same problem and I believe this is caused by ejabberd's `mod_conversejs` only serving certain "known" files: https://github.com/processone/ejabberd/blob/15569d0b135445db709aca9215cb8f503dbdac53/src/mod_conversejs.erl#L107C1-L115 This list doesn't include all files required by converse.js, specifically...