Drew Crawford

The accepted answer over at http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19136767/generate-gcda-files-with-xcode5-ios7-simulator-and-xctest has a better workaround for xctest that includes the static library case.

related discussion https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp/issues/71

+1 for uniqueness constraint. I'm presently rolling my own.

Hi jrk, I'm having some trouble reproducing this one. Are you behind any weird proxies? Can I get some more details about OS configuration? Cheers Drew

Reading over the Python documentation, I'm wondering if the bug is in upstream python. Supposedly, urllib automagically should sort out the proxies from System Preferences, but I wouldn't be surprised...

I really suspect a bug in upstream Python in terms of how it handles getting the proxy rules from OSX. To be honest, I probably won't get around to testing...

I also needed (at least initially) ``` "ec2:CreateSecurityGroup", "ec2:AuthorizeSecurityGroupIngress" ``` I discovered these by running `docker-machine -D [blah]` to diagnose 403 forbidden errors.

So essentially the [rant](http://sealedabstract.com/rants/on-ios-packaging/) that originally inspired this issue's filing was correct on the facts. It's not impossible to support both, it's just a question of effort. > I think...

As the author of that piece, I would like to expand on that point a little. Intelligent people can disagree about the wisdom of SemVer. There is a long blog...

While I'm in the area, braindump on this. The "right way" to call an async function from Rust is: ```swift //consider an async function with arg and return types func...