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A few more things popped into mind: This one is from the team/project at Google which has deployed machine learning the longest (early 2000's): *Machine Learning: The High Interest Credit...

Sure I can write up something short that's consistent what's there. I will send a pull request later. Another article that is interesting: *What's Worked in Computer Science* https://danluu.com/butler-lampson-1999/ Capability-based...

FWIW I also got past this error by building from Git rather than the release tarball. I'm also able to now generate C++ code but not compile it. I will...

@amaanq Wow I just glanced through the commits, it looks like you fixed like 20 or 50 bugs ??? That's very impressive https://github.com/tree-sitter/tree-sitter-bash/commits/master They all look similar to corners I...

Hm when I look here it's using a couple git repos like Bash-it? https://github.com/tree-sitter/tree-sitter-bash/blob/master/script/parse-examples OK I see that's mentioned in the second comment Our corpus is here - http://www.oilshell.org/blob/wild/ --...

Sure, I imported it here https://github.com/oilshell/wild-corpus (and I'm impressed how fast git at managing all these tiny files)

Yeah I am not saying it's a security issue -- all this stuff with terminals is kinda ambiguous Just saying that programs do disagree on this, but the trend is...

FWIW I wrote an article about how nested strings are highlighted in Vim -- it has **recursive** `syntax cluster contains=` which could be used to test any Kakoune solution: *Three...

FWIW I wrote an article about how nested strings are highlighted in Vim -- it has **recursive** `syntax cluster contains=` which could be used to test any Kakoune solution: *Three...

FWIW I wrote an article about how nested strings are highlighted in Vim -- it has recursive `syntax cluster contains=` which could be used to test any Kakoune solution: *Three...