Mish Ushakov

You should also compare CPU and RAM usage while the task runs LanguageTool runs comfortably on my MacBook, but hugs my 2GB + 1vCPU Virtual Machine to death due to...

i've managed to actually crack the code (i think), it's really easy you start at 0 offset and 0 line you iterate the nodes/elements in annotation you push node's contents...

hi! yep, take a look at LanguageTool HTTP API https://languagetool.org/http-api/#!/default/post_check annotated text feature in LanguageTool allows you to check documents with markup (html/word/markdown) without writing parsers you only have to...

the workflow would look like this: convert into annotated text using a converter > check with nlprule now what's better than this is that one could take it one step...

i'd start annotatedtext crate for building and parsing annotatedtext then i'd try to do spell-checking using nlprule and think about how to add it the the library totally agree that...

I have finished my AnnotatedText library for Rust and ready to make tests using nlprule i will publish as soon as i get them working together in the original implementation...

Hey, here's the code so far: ```rs use std::{str::FromStr, collections::HashMap, ops::Range}; use serde::{Deserialize, Serialize}; #[derive(Serialize, Deserialize, Debug)] pub struct Annotation { pub annotation: Vec } #[derive(Serialize, Deserialize, Debug)] pub struct...

I’ve decided to give it another try yesterday **Changelog** - B-tree instead of HashMap (sorted) - Closest position takes the sentence length into account for more precision - Some progress...

any updates?

hello everyone! magic wormhole has similar ideas: https://magic-wormhole.readthedocs.io/en/latest/file-transfer-protocol.html#future-extensions i think WebRTC is "natural" for this type of project as it solves problems like peering and relaying at protocol layer great...