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Here is the correct code to calculate the moon phase for the current day: ```js function moonphase(phase1, phase2) { const percentages = [0, .25, .5, .75, 1]; let index; if...

You would need to test your GPU with multiple GpuOwl versions to see if there has been any performance regressions on it over time. > I would be happy to...

No problem. To generate a graph, just open the resulting `bench.csv` file in a spreadsheet program, such as LibreOffice Calc or Microsoft Excel. Feel free to post the graph and/or...

@rugk and I do have a Thunderbird add-on [on ATN](https://addons.thunderbird.net/en-US/thunderbird/addon/unicodify-text-transformer/) to autocorrect Unicode smart quotes, hyphens over 80 other symbols: https://github.com/rugk/unicodify, but this feature is still experimental, so any "funding...

> Would those help? The former seems to tell you where the last insert/delete was done. This likely would help if the autocorrect feature was going to be integrated into...

> If you want to remain a pure WebExtension, you will have to request an API for your purposes. I just filed [Bug 1902858](https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1902858), which is a more general request...

Another issue with the current factor implementation is that it only supports numbers up to 264 - 1. GNU factor supports numbers up to 2127 - 1 if compiled without...

@nbraud Thanks for your work improving the performance! I am getting incorrect results for some numbers, for example: ``` $ factor 10425511 10425511: 2441 4271 $ uu-factor 10425511 10425511: 10425511...

I can confirm @shlomif results. For numbers less than 104, it is about 2.4× slower, for 105 about 3.5× slower, for 106 about **4.5**× slower, for 107 about 4.3× slower...

> it's not yet as fast as the GNU implementation, but I'm hoping to get there... and beyond! 😈 This C++ library allegedly has better performance than GNU factor and...