Bruce Adams

This is a wonderful example of how I (and others) fail when explaining something we are deep inside of. What I don't appear to say anywhere in the README is...

My take on this (I just started trying to get it to work) is to use the export function in Photos when we actually want to upload the media item...

Treating double slashes as a single slash in URLs is very common practice. I've seen it in a bunch of places (mostly from bad code requesting URLs with repeated slashes...

Treating // as something different than / goes against defacto standards on the web. I'd love to find an RFC that speaks to this. (I have not yet found one.)

Chasing that link, it's been published as an RFC https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/rfc6896/ with the caveat: ``` This document is not an Internet Standards Track specification; it is published for informational purposes. ```

I wasn't complaining; just trying to help someone trying to find the document you point to. The page linked in the issue description doesn't make it obvious where the actual...

babelfish looks nice, @pickfire ! I see that babelfish uses `serde_transcode::transcode` which looks great. When I was writing [yj](https://github.com/bruceadams/yj), I found that using `serde_transcode::transcode` was not straightforward, due to how...

Thanks @dtolnay ! I had not noticed that enhancement to [serde-yaml](https://github.com/dtolnay/serde-yaml). Very cool to hear that you are using [yj](https://github.com/bruceadams/yj) ❤️‼️

I will admit that performance is not a huge interest of mine for [yj](https://github.com/bruceadams/yj). I just presume it's quick, given the libraries I'm using. I'm much more interested in what...

Awesome! I had not seen https://repology.org before you mentioned it here. I didn't know that my `yj` was available in Alpine 😲. I'm a novice FreeBSD user, but I do...