Gordon Mohr

Once you've delegated decryption (and perhaps other key steps) to your own bookmarklet, isn't every pastebin-like service (or indeed wiki-like page) a potential home for confidential pastes? (For such a...

Note that only the `train()` step makes use of the `workers` value for attempting multithreading - so a more vivid test of throughput would time *only* that step. EG, change...

Your observation makes intuitive sense to me: the code around reading/demarking one text might have more chances of cross-thread/cross-core contention than the bulk calculations done once one text is chosen...

Great! Regarding labeling: 'Release Candidate' implies "if nothing found, this could be final". And so, indicates higher expectations, such that I'd not want to push any such-labeled release until the...

Well, my point above is that by labeling the pre-release sufficiently tentatively, neither the 3.8.3-or-earlier issue or others need be blockers. We'd just note, "that may still change". But, I...

The point of test-prereleases-to-willing-experts is that *anything* can be provisionally/half/tentatively tried. They are an official declaration that, "for this release, *stability is not important* - and we will resume our...

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Phrase detection is 'greedy'; if a token is consumed by an earlier-in-the-text phrase meeting the current threshold, it won't be available for a later phrase, even if the later phrase...

Picking the stronger pairing does intuitively seem the better policy. The lookahead overhead shouldn't be *too* much, though you could imagine/contrive situations where the whole text's pairs would need to...