John Belmonte

as an example, this restriction makes a strange situation like the following: this code is OK: ```python def clamp(x: double, a: double, b: double) -> double: return a if x...

Here is a fix to `main()` to make it work (adding primitive type on var `c`): ```python def main(): c: double = 0. c += foo(.4, .97) print('done', box(c)) ```...

In a more complete program than this simple repro, I've seen it manifest more severely, namely a SIGSEGV. Fixing the primitive typing on `c` fixed that program as well. (I'm...

From duplicate bug: > We should at least add a comment to let people know this is not suitable for production. > >The root-cause is likely O(all pattern lengths) complexity...

(Google is welcome to transfer this repo to my personal github account if it doesn't meet policy standards. This is not a Google project.)

`RenderTiming.instance.deltaTime` is updated every frame. It's your application's decision how to use it. Logging once per second is meant as an example and can be disabled.

Actually my request is regarding the synchronous API. In my use case timestamped raw IMU data comes over wired LAN. The current synchronous API hard-codes time.now within the update method,...

I see, yes use of time with arbitrary reference poses a problem for my case within a distributed system. Perhaps the time difference function itself could be a configuration option....

LGTM, thank you

astroid seems to be triggering its own deprecation warnings, which is quite annoying for projects trying to maintain a warning-free runtime https://github.com/PyCQA/astroid/blob/4ffdf1108a6084b85e282b5835427c1d747bb22c/astroid/__init__.py#L54-L55 ``` File "/.../site-packages/astroid/__init__.py", line 54, in from astroid...