John Souvestre

2 more cases which don't seem to sort correctly

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[]string{"1", "#1", "_1", "a"} ==> [#1 1 _1 a] []string{"111111111111111111112", "111111111111111111113", "1111111111111111111120"} ==> [111111111111111111112 1111111111111111111120 111111111111111111113] Notes: You can replace regexp.MustCompilePOSIX with regexp.MustCompile. From what I understand, not many use...

VERY bad CRXcavator score (954) due to version of RetireJS

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Check out the CRXcavator score at https://crxcavator.io/report/icpgjfneehieebagbmdbhnlpiopdcmna/3.1.4 . The problem seems to be the version of RetireJS.

All Good Except For One

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It looks like end-of-string is sorting after numbers, rather than before. []string{"", "1", "a", "a1"] ==> [1 a1 a]

Test is totally dependent on default stack size - which varies a lot!

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I don't believe that your test, as is, is meaningful. It's like comparing the size or compile time for programs which just say Hello World. That just establishes a baseline....

Can't Authenticate

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Hi. I just installed HINT Control on my Pixel 2. Unfortunately, I’m not able to authenticate with it. I also have the T-Mobile app. It does work with my Sagemcom...

Coroutines are one way to implement concurrency, but not the only way. Same for Async. Fibers are much more powerful than either of these models. They can implement both of...