Josh Junon

RFC: Custom operators

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Swift has a very interesting semantic for creating custom operators. I like the idea, though I am a skeptical C++ adept and have seen a few horrific examples of it...

RFC: StdLib: std.math (Math library)

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The `std.math` library is a standard library that provides functions and operators. _~TODO~_ I want to provide standard implementations of FFT, operators that use mathematical symbols, etc. For instance, ```...

RFC: Testing

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I want testing in Arua to be built directly into the language, and not an afterthought. The language is designed in a way to show intent. This gives us so...

Consider moving to multi-stage build instead of a single-stage script

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Iterative changes to this image are pretty painful I'd imagine 🙃 Now that Docker has multi-stage builds, it'd be pretty trivial to break out the single `RUN` into multiple layers,...

Links with parenthesis mess up syntax highlighting

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``` markdown [some link](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tree_(data_structure)#Terminologies_used_in_Trees) ``` parses and is displayed correctly in live preview, but the syntax highlighting is incorrect.

Hey Adam, would it be possible to add a `Symbol.iterator` property for better interop? For example, with SArrays the following fails with a `.map() is not iterable` error: ```javascript const...

Missing flatMap (and some other new array methods)

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Hello again :) In newer environments there are methods such as `.flatMap` and whatnot - could these possibly be supported?

The output property name is `src`, not `out` when extracting sourcemaps.

Decoding gives error when the input file uses `./`

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``` $ python hide.py -i ./test.png -f ./payload -a encode -p foobar $ python hide.py -i ./output.png -a decode -p foobar Saving decoded output as output./payload Traceback (most recent call...

Use of AnsiToWin32 using Python 3 on Windows 7 results in raw codes

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I'm wrapping `sys.stderr` with an instance of `AnsiToWin32` on Windows platforms. It seems to be working fine for Python 2 (very cool, by the way), but the latest Python 3...