Pedro B. Arruda

> Is it possible to decide to run alternative interpreters? At the very least, it should be documented how the library decides which to use. Well, at least part of...

This also causes an OOM kill (before disk is exhausted) if let running long enough. ```rust extern crate bincode; fn main() -> sled::Result { let db = sled::open("db")?; let t1...

Yo, found a mitigation which might also help solve the problem... I found this comment here: > cache_capacity is currently a bit messed up as it uses the on-disk size...

Good question... I was reluctant in opening a new issue, though. For context, my issue is to load a big dataset. So it's a write problem, not a read problem....

`Sylvester` is lovely, but maybe too long to write `use sylvester::matrix::yada::yada`. I'll toss one more: `QRust`, from the QR algorithm/factorization.

I have been using some of my own stuff under the hood, which boil down to basically the same thing. My setup is the following: ```rust /// Makes the type...

Queue length is a bit difficult to get atm due to the current architecture. Could you ellaborate on the exact use case to use the queue length explicitly? I have...

Oh, dear! Ok, this will be an interesting challenge. I will open a Pull Request, then!

Conceptually, you would need both read and write access to the queue, otherwise, I think we risk creating a race condition. @BradCage1994 do both ends of your queues reside in...

@vedantroy could you look in your Cargo.lock the exact commit that you are using? I have discovered a bug with batch requests while working on try-recv yesterday and have pushed...