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No, I've just been super busy with other projects. If you wanna hear more then anyone should need to know about debugging modbus-RTU over a pseudo open-collector shared serial bus,...

I don't have numbers, currently, but it's considerably slower then the [in-memory BK-Tree I wrote](https://github.com/fake-name/IntraArchiveDeduplicator/blob/master/deduplicator/cyHamDb.pyx). It mostly only wins on the convenience front, but MAN it's way more convenient, and...

@yjhjstz - I'm not sure what those are, and this isn't a generic fuzzy image searching facility. It's a database-backed implementation of [*one specific* data structure](http://blog.notdot.net/2007/4/Damn-Cool-Algorithms-Part-1-BK-Trees) that makes **building** a...

Looking at the SIFT1M webpage ([here?](http://corpus-texmex.irisa.fr/)), I'm not sure what the feature vector they're using looks like, but assuming it obeys the triangle inequality, the approach used here would probably...

@yjhjstz - That sounds neat. Let me know if **you** have performance numbers I can add to the repo.

Again, this is just a database-backed BK-tree-based index implementation. It has no precision.

Yep, that happens when authors number things incoherently. > https://www.wlnupdates.com/series-id/55717/the-wandering-inn Chapters are sorted numerically based on their title. The author here uses a idiosyncratic decimal number chapter ordering, and has...

I don't store that information, and the reading list progress tracking would be still broken anyways (it **only** operates on the basis of extracted chapter numbers). I can display things...

It's not per-site, it's per *series*. And fundamentally, all that does is change the **display order**. Thing will still be broken in the reading list system, so I don't really...

> two images can have the same exact image data, but be different in size - sometimes even alarmingly different in size. This is an inaccurate assumption. The two images...