Jed Fox

I explained a bunch of them in https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp/discussions/559#discussioncomment-5455407.

Yarn uses `========-----`

One option would be to define e.g. `DATA_DIR` and then use `/data` if it exists (eg you’re in a container) or make and use `./data` if it doesn’t.

https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp/commit/e0213e08c03a3ac72cdec4596b872073b51655aa

I don’t think it would be encountered as a normal user. The way I ran into the bug was that I saw a reference to `@[email protected]` and wanted to look...

Maybe something like “Follow on my server” or “Follow from my server?”

> What's the purpose in including both the international and the native name along with every language code? One perk of this is that apps won’t have to maintain mappings...

The iOS app does this too, and the logic that it currently uses is that it sticks with the horizontal layout if the image is nearly square (or missing entirely),...

That’s unfortunate :( Here are a couple ways of making it an option: ```js require('d3', { cors: true }) require.cors('d3') ``` [notebook](https://observablehq.com/d/4032954218a5cfb1) Note that while the first one doesn’t currently...

I’ve added a test, but it seems `yarn test` doesn’t actually run the tests.