Glenn Rempe

If useful, if you provide in the README some instructions for running the benchmark I’ll be happy to run it on a larger machine. And perhaps up to six letters...

OK, I ran the benchmark. I had to make some modifications to allow it to run in a reasonable time (a 96 core machine is not cheap!). I hope this...

Another thought. Should the number of CPU's consumed by the benchmark be less than the total CPU's on the system? Otherwise every CPU gets pegged at 100% which doesn't allow...

The results posted are good, but they are for pretty small length strings at 5 chars max. The jump to 7 chars, you’ll remember from my earliest posting ran for...

Running a Node behind NAT is not really encouraged. It would mostly apply to those who are trying to run a Node on a home Internet connection which is sub-optimal...

Thanks. I would suggest that the docs page reflect this (current) limitation. Does it have to write to DENO_DIR? What about using arch specific default locations? e.g. https://deno.land/x/[email protected]/mod.ts

Thanks @christophemarois. I've been handling it in the top level onError() handler to format the response. I'll take a look at this more granular approach too. These instructions might make...

Hi. Glad you are finding this useful. I'm sorry to say I'm probably not the right person to answer your question, and to provide alternatives that are cryptographically safe to...

Same here. Most of these gems are not signed. You should pull this gem or fix it. ``` $ bundler_signature_check HighSecurity: rake-11.1.2 binary_struct-2.1.0 bundler-1.11.2 coderay-1.1.1 concurrent-ruby-1.0.1 json-1.8.3 docile-1.1.5 simplecov-html-0.10.0 simplecov-0.11.2...

Can you enforce the presence of a 'atom-id' (or something like that) in the yaml front matter in an article? If you run the rake task, generate it automagically (and...