Marcel Böhme

+1 Running Oxygen.3 Release (4.7.3). Downloaded Texclipse from the Marketplace on MacOS. Workaround: Wrapping works for an opened tex file only of you switch wrapping OFF and ON again. You...

The key idea is essentially: Instead of saying fuzzer A is the top fuzzer *in general*, we could say that Fuzzer A is the top fuzzer under these circumstances while...

> Would it make sense to compare different performances after: > 1. tuning the hyper-parameters assumed by the fuzzers (e.g., maximum input length), or > 2. changing the default heuristic...

You can find the direct dependencies for a project via the Github GraphQL [DependencyGraphManifestConnection](https://docs.github.com/en/graphql/reference/objects#dependencygraphmanifestconnection). Ed Summers wrote a small utility, called [xkcd2347](https://github.com/edsu/xkcd2347), that walks the dependencies of a projects up...

## apt (Advanced Package Tool) Counting the number of packages that directly or indirectly depend on `curl`. ```bash $ apt-cache rdepends --no-recommends --no-suggests --no-enhances --recurse curl | grep -v "Reverse...

## npm (Node Package Maintainer) Counting the number of packages upon which react depends ```bash $ npm install -g npm-remote-ls $ echo $(( $(npm-remote-ls react | wc -l) - 1))...

>  I think "centrality" could be an awesome signal into the final criticality score (maybe even the dominant one), but I don't see how we could use it to compare ...

What about [PageRank](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PageRank) :)? You consider all sorts of dependencies across all tracked OSS as a network and measure the importance of an OSS _S_ as the probability that starting...

Maybe Github folks can help building such a cross-project dependency graph? I agree, you'll have to consider different types of dependencies.

For learning-to-rank more generally, you might run into a curation problem. The data would "expire" and the exercise needs to be repeated. For reasonable results, you might need a lot...