Felipe S. S. Schneider

@dav2017 @sashmit I couldn't find the bandwidth to continue with this work. It is functional, though. Feel free to use it as a starting point if you'd like!

Hyperscript could use something like the following: ```julia julia> using Images, Hyperscript julia> using Base64: stringmime julia> datauri(mime, x) = "data:$(mime);base64,$(stringmime(mime, x))" datauri (generic function with 1 method) julia> img...

> Hey,I generally think the Julia project's benchmarking practices are inadequate to correctly evaluate the impact of code changes, in particular the focus on [minimum times](https://tratt.net/laurie/blog/entries/minimum_times_tend_to_mislead_when_benchmarking.html),... That's OK. I understand...

> I'm also increasingly not the best person to continue to maintain this package, as I haven't used Julia's web ecosystem in a long time. I wonder if there's a...

Not sure. I have completely forgotten I coded this. 🤔 Feel free to use it for anything you like though. 🤗

This is only failing in Python 2.7, is that correct?

> I couldn't reproduce on my xfce, what desktop manager is your ubuntu using, gnome? @amrbashir Yes.

The `-` indicates that `bibtex-tidy` will get data from the standard input. In this case, it will output to the stdout. Try: ```console $ cat some.bib | bibtex-tidy [options here]...

I was expecting to have something like a matrix trait that could be implemented for different matrix types. But this rapidly evolves into a hierarchy of types ([like in Julia](https://docs.julialang.org/en/v1/stdlib/LinearAlgebra/#Special-matrices)),...

Any updates on this?