Sean Stangl
Sean Stangl
ReVo is pretty lacking. Tirifto found a better Czech dictionary here: http://esperanto.wz.cz/Slovniky/GVECx_10.xls (60MB!) From the site http://esperanto.wz.cz/, in the red on the right.
It would be nice to be able to click on an Esperanto word and have that immediately searched in an EOEO dictionary. That dictionary won't be part of the Tuja...
Old versions of Safari are probably missing some Web features the page is using. Apparently people don't upgrade their computers or browsers. Who could have seen this coming? Once again,...
Typing "oa" performs a complete search of the dictionary for all entries containing "oa". Then typing "r" to make the search "oar" performs another complete search. It would be faster...
Running Camelot (dev, 2830ed941808c8b514c5be74db1d840b45b26660) against the following PDF produces a crash after about two minutes of 100% CPU processing: https://rawpowerlifting.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/2018-Southern-Open-Results.pdf The specific output is: ``` [sstangl@mazu camelot]$ python3 -m camelot...
OpenWeightlifting currently takes around 4.3 seconds from request initiating to rendering the leaderboard, measured without cache (ctrl-shift-R), with an ad-blocker enabled. OpenPowerlifting takes about 650ms. Faster time to full render...
OpenWeightlifting currently has sort options of by "Total" and by "Sinclair". Because the Sinclair formula changes each Olympic cycle, it would be extremely interesting to see how the leaderboard changes...
This patch ports the OpenPowerlifting weight representation to Go. The new WeightKg type represents numbers like `123.45` by storing them in a fixed-point integer representation, like `12345`. The advantage of...
The backend currently represents weights using `float32` values. Floating-point arithmetic and comparisons are significantly slower than integer operations and require the use of special floating-point registers. OpenPowerlifting got a nice...
The backend database currently maintains an `[]Entry` with large tuples containing a large amount of repetitive information, namely the lifter and meet information. Regardless of how the data is stored...