Max Bachmann

Do you have cmake installed?

I do not understand why you even want to ship the type stubs as a separate project. Why not just include them in the normal installation?

I finally did come around to implement the optimal string alignment distance in [RapidFuzz](https://github.com/maxbachmann/RapidFuzz) and compare the performance.  I expected it to be faster due to the better time...

@henryiii this appears to be a general problem on arm based machines. People are experiencing the same issue on arm64: https://github.com/maxbachmann/RapidFuzz/issues/215 and armv7: https://github.com/maxbachmann/RapidFuzz/issues/223.

I am running into similar problems with the ninja package. So for now I will use: ``` "cmake; platform_machine not in 'armv7l|armv6l|arm64|aarch64'", "ninja; platform_system!='Windows' and platform_machine not in 'armv7l|armv6l|arm64|aarch64'", ```...

Installing cmake from source requires cmake to be available. For this reason it only makes sense to install this package if a wheel is available or a newer cmake version...

This Commit did only fix some stuff with the way times are said, but did not work on the trailing zeros issue described in this issue

This requires someone from Mycroft to move it (I could only close it here and open it again in LF)

> Do you have any better implementations or ideas I could pursue to optimize both accuracy and efficiency? No I do not have any better ideas on how to implement...

So far there is no way to alias characters/words. There is already a request for character dependent weights: https://github.com/maxbachmann/RapidFuzz/issues/241. This would allow you to alias individual elements by setting their...