Niklas Hambüchen
Niklas Hambüchen
Note that while this fixes the segfault, on one of my datasets that previously crashed I now got out-of-memory. I don't know if that is explained by the extra vector...
> I don't fully understand the meaning/purpose of `dbgAccepted` yet; unfortunately the code has no comments that explain what is done and why. I now understood it after reading the...
@snexus I still get this error even when I completely restart the `webapp` process and refresh the browser GUI: > But then again, if I add another entry for another...
@snexus I observed the following: 1. Create index with 1 `doc_path` configured, use the software as usual 2. Add another `doc_path` with `scan_extensions: [cpp]` in the config and run `llmsearch...
> if I build Signal from source myself (to implement 1), and put it on my iPhone, will it be able to see my data that was written by the...
@Nerodelo Which solution? According to my [post above](https://github.com/signalapp/Signal-iOS/issues/5811#issuecomment-2557874726), there's no solution, because the Signal team owns our data with their signing key, and we as users (and developers) can't get...
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@kazu-yamamoto There are stilla couple things I don't understand, you need to elaborate: > * `timeout` cannot be used in the resource-release clause of `bracket`. This is because an asynchronous...
> Sorry for your confusion. This is about approach 2. Yes, that I understand, but in the post it only says: > Of course, a very easy way is combine...
> ```haskell > bracket (openSocket ...) gracefulClose $ \sock ... > ``` Maybe we (in warp, and users in general) should not use the function that way anyway! Because then...