Nick Vatamaniuc

`Access denied` is interesting though. I wonder where that comes from...

We saw approximately the same set of failures in chttpd tests on the arm freebsd ci worker [1]. The only change there from the working scenario was using a smaller...

I noticed the discrepancy as well when running tests against QuickJS which passes these calls to the underlying libc library (like Python does) and tried to fix it in https://github.com/tc39/test262/pull/4492

That's an odd error. I don't have a MacOS Sequoia to reproduce it, but it does compile for me on 14.7.6 (Sonoma) with Intel. I can run a `make check`...

Thanks for trying it out @cliveyg, much appreciated. I'll have to find or ask someone with an arm-based mac machine to reproduce it. In then meantime I wonder if just...

Thanks for taking a look at it @big-r81! That is a very interesting result, especially in the light of snappy since 1.0.9 advertising multiple perf improvements.

On my ubuntu / intel laptop running the built-in `fabric_bench:go()` benchmarks also shows a performance regression, especially for `Get random doc` part -- Out of 3 runs for main I...

However running with `#{doc_size => large}` with doc bodies about 128KBs I see an improvement with new snappy: Get random doc: 990, 980, 980 (Hz) on main) vs 1200,1200,1200 (Hz)...

Oops, @big-r81, good point. Maybe we can kick the macos runner again and see it can run with the latest 140. If there are compilation errors, then I retract my...

If it's integrates and works well with Erlang. To me, cowboy so far seems the most promising and been around the longest. Even started to gain some experimental HTTP3 support...