Aloïs Cochard

Totally agree with @TolstoyDotCom here, it would be also very much appreciated if Twitter do publish some open anonymized statistics about how user/accounts use reports. It would especially interesting if...

Thanks @MarcusSorealheis for sharing your discovery. I'm not sure if it happens only on occasion, anyway for future reference, if anyone feels like doing further analysis, here is the relevant...

Hey @Siddhesh-Agarwal, First, I'm very grateful that you did open an issue here to discuss before polluting the PR tracker like most people do. Would it be possible to group...

It's definitely not an easy problem to explain, but it's a natural effect of distributed computing (I'm referring here to OP question). The whole system being deployed on a dynamically...

duplicate: https://github.com/twitter/the-algorithm/issues/1760

I feel like you have no idea what you are talking about. Thanks for wasting time of benevolent people trying to take care of the code that drive tools you...

thank you @jessiejs, I very value the time you took to provide this valuable feedback.

@ernkurm thanks for extracting the relevant article. Could you please transfigure this in mundane terms? This would be helpful to all the non-lawyers part of the open source community. @esapulkkinen...

@darkdevildeath thanks for bringing this up and proposing an implementable solution. I agree this is totally complementary and orthogonal, this feedback mostly act as a additional content filter and it...

Got it working by overriding parse functions as: override def parse[A : Manifest](input: String): A = { val previous = Thread.currentThread.getContextClassLoader try { Thread.currentThread.setContextClassLoader(manifest[A].erasure.getClassLoader) super.parse[A](input) } finally { Thread.currentThread.setContextClassLoader(previous) }...