Ryan Avella

I'm experiencing this too. Interestingly it only occurs the first time that I run an executable after compiling. But not the second or third time, etc. I can reliably reproduce...

Hmm, strangely enough I am no longer able to reproduce it. But here is the minimal example I was able to narrow it down to yesterday: ```golang package main import...

@zilti I'm seeing this as well when trying to bootstrap bullseye, so I don't think so. I also installed from PKG and configured using ZFS.

Hi @logrusorgru, regarding @WGH-'s example, do you plan to document changes to the API? For example, BgGray now requires 2 arguments instead of 1.

Several architectures provide fixed-point multiplication operations. Atmel's AVR UC3 provides fixed-point DSP arithmetic, but has no support for floating point representations. This means that e.g. FFT's are more performant than...

> Fixed-point is not any more or less accurate than floating-point, they are just more limited in range for a given number of bits used to represent the values. This...

@dnotq I'm a little confused as to what exactly you are advocating. When you say "floating-point decimal" do you mean a fixed-width type like LLVM's and GCC's `_Decimal32`, or do...

Aligning with the opening delimiter is [supported by PEP8](https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/?#indentation), and it is the de facto standard within much of the Python standard library. +1

I wouldn't just call this "low hanging fruit." Some of these fix actual warnings, and currently the crate does not compile due to `#![deny(warnings)]`

> If there's anything I can do to help make this work, point me in the right direction! As far as I can tell, it is because pre-built binaries are...