Michael Eisel

@externvoid that will not do what i'm trying to achieve. but the following code is easy to edit: ``` // TODO: These values should be taken from IDEFileTextSetting. - (NSUInteger)xvim_indentWidth...

would it be possible to only sign certain parts of xcode so that things still work?

@timothycosta what if we made another github issue for that? People could put down unique suggestions, and copy-paste from there to radars and put thumbs up emojis on suggestions to...

Using UIKit/SwiftUI will always drop frames here and there, so performance is always a place for improvement. Also, the popularity of svelte suggests that it's helpful for a wide variety...

Every time I create a list of random integers, it happens. If you do the math in the function calling Rotate, you'll see that it's entirely possible to get a...

@lemire that makes sense to use the remaining 56 bytes to store 32 bits for this. what could be stored is an index for the list of structural offsets, and...

i see, so the api wouldn't mess with string_view or char *, it would just return a uint32_t that the user can use in conjunction with their own copy of...

i.e., the user could call `my_string[number_element.as_string_offset()]`? i suppose they could also pass in a char * for the string and then we could return a string_view that deals with finding...

@lemire here's a draft of it where we don't do any gating using templating. in the docs, i see `benchmark/dom/parse ../jsonexamples/twitter.json` being the recommended way of determining if a performance...

as for parsing twitter.json, i see a decrease in speed on my m1 mac of about 0.3% with my changes. is that acceptable?