Nguyễn Đức Long

Good call, can you test it and submit a PR for this?

I get the libraries from [the original package](https://codeberg.org/matiaslavik/unity-async-textureimport/src/branch/master/Assets/Plugins/FreeImage), so there is no library for macOS. Perhaps you can build one from FreeImage source code?

Will there be multiple classification? For example: given an input, classify it into more than one category.

@ibnesayeed Yes, I am planning to make multiple score with Bayes, but I guess it will take up a big amount of storage space.

I think we should have an option to set custom dependencies, and it will disable automatic dependencies lookup if that option is set. Something like: ```ruby # When publishing, publish...

Here is my module to make it work with nested attributes: ```rails module Draftable extend ActiveSupport::Concern included do attr_accessor :_save_draft attr_accessor :_draft_destruction before_save if: :_save_draft do self._save_draft = false #...

After running `tailwindcss` in watch mode for a while, it slowed down and I got memory allocation failure: ``` [29476:0000024319ED0720] 28911888 ms: Scavenge 4035.7 (4124.6) -> 4031.3 (4141.6) MB, 15.0...

@pySilver Sadly, no. Even if I use tailwind with `postcss`, I still get allocation failure after certain amount of file updates.

At first, the CLI process consumes around 1GB of RAM with about 30MB of heap. Triggering file watcher multiple times doesn't allocate any significant heap memory. After a while, the...

After digging into the source code, the culprit seems to be the package [chokidar](https://github.com/paulmillr/chokidar) that is used for file watching. Serveral issues on the package's repo are addressing memory leaking:...