Rob Hoelz

See also #385

Hi @prog20901, Since lunr.js is an in-memory search index, I think 1GB of data would probably be too much for a user's browser to handle. Lunr's serialization and deserialization operates...

I mean, that's certainly possible - I think it would probably be a substantial amount of work, though, and I don't know how performant it would be. Let's back up...

@tknuth When you say you changed "general" to "generol", is this in the document, or in the query? The reason for this comes down to the interaction between wildcards and...

@tknuth I think your approach of having two separate indices _would_ work, but as you point out, you could run into performance issues. Another potential issue is the ranking of...

By the way, if this gets approved to be added to the Firefox platform itself, it appears to me the way to do it would be to start looking [handURIToExistingBrowser](https://dxr.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/rev/52285ea5e54c73d3ed824544cef2ee3f195f05e6/browser/components/nsBrowserContentHandler.js#647)...

Hi @jeffbowman, thanks for the report! `module` was indeed removed in Lua 5.2 - a lot of distributions will include a backwards-compatability shim, though, which is probably how I haven't...

@jeffbowman I managed to carve out some time this weekend and remove all calls to `module()` that I could find - please give it a shot and let me know...

@jeffbowman Wow, thanks for digging into this and sticking with it! I'm also an Arch user, and the `http.request` dependency is my doing - I'm glad you were able to...

@jeffbowman Ah, I bet you need to update Lua's module search path - that looks something like this: https://github.com/hoelzro/awesome-config/blob/d843dde47d8af2a922ba6201f44681419f9a8192/rc.lua#L32 On Tue, Aug 11, 2020, at 6:11 PM, Jeff Bowman wrote:...