Simon Ratner
Simon Ratner
I have performed the same test without the REPL overhead, and 10ms loop produces quite consistent results: ``` $ node -p "require('scrypt-kdf').pickParams(0.1)" { logN: 14, r: 8, p: 1 }...
When characteristic supports both, pros for defaulting to notifications: * [_This is a big one_] That's what iOS does, in fact, with Core Bluetooth there is no way to subscribe...
Whether you want to setup indications or notifications is specified in the `setupMode` in the new connection API. If you prefer indications, and your device supports them, just don't use...
Another vote to allow running tests via mobile app UI.
Can confirm this is true for IEEE-11073 FLOAT type as well.  
Yes, although I am not sure what the result of specifying multiple `-mcpu` options is. Would this prevent the compiler package from specifying a default? I have not tested this...
I think command line is fine, something like `--executor=`. By the way, WSL2 does run ELF32 binaries directly (since it is a real Linux kernel). I modified the description to...
cc @t3zeng
Perhaps when connected, it can collapse into a single header line with a summary connection string and buttons: ``` Connected: COM5,115200,8,1,N [Disconnect] [Clear] [✓] Auto scroll ```
Question about url detection in 1.5.3142. Works great in the terminal, but not inside vi. Is the app doing something special to disable this, or a different mode that url...