robsmith11

StringViews.jl does look good for use in projects, but would it make sense for more casual interactive use to have JSON.jl do something automatically when passed bytes?

@suntzu86 's explanation makes sense, but I'm still getting the same error with the original example after adding the following to the request: ``` "covariance_info":{"covariance_type":"square_exponential","hyperparameters":[1.0,0.1]} ``` What else is required...

@SimonDanisch is that patch still a viable workaround that I could apply locally without breaking anything else? I'd like to switch to Makie from Plotly, but I use this kind...

@ffreyer That looks way better! Thanks so much for the work you've been doing on refining lines plotting. It's not easy to find, but if I take a screenshot at...

Lack of push notifications is the main issue keeping some of my non-tech friends from switching to SimpleX. Even if there is some sacrifice in privacy, I think (optional) push...

Actually, it might not be worth the effort to update this crate. It appears that there is an ongoing effort to get xoshiro128 and related PRNGs into a more official...

From searching a bit more, it seems like increasing the caching a bit before sending a packet could be the solution. Something like this: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=137155 Is this sometiming that needs...

Thanks for the suggestion! I gave `async-h1` a try and it does solve the original concern: the entire POST request is sent in a single packet, not split like it...

> @robsmith11 You can expand the notification to see both upload and download speed seperately. Sure, and I could also run a command line tool in Termux to get network...

Seems to work well. Can it be merged?