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## Introduction
The Neo Virtual Machine (NeoVM) is a strongly-typed, stack-based virtual machine that operates on typed `StackItem`s. However, its current pricing model, based on fixed-cost opcodes…
Jim8y updated
3 weeks ago
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This is likely a question unrelated to the Python bindings, but I need to start somewhere: is spell checking using [enchant](https://github.com/AbiWord/enchant) and its Python bindings [thread-safe](h…
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# Bugzilla Bug 426
Date: 2007-06-08T10:13:10+02:00
From: Sjur Nørstebø Moshagen <>
To: Thomas Omma <>
CC: tomi.k.pieski
Block…
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cf. Twitter thread: https://twitter.com/ArrowType/status/1325648820101853184?s=20
Existing (most? all?) fvar software implementations allow for multiple axs to have a common tag, which is used in…
tiroj updated
3 years ago
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From the [UD overview article](https://doi.org/10.1162/coli_a_00402):
> Prominent examples [of features that cut across multiple UPOSes] are `PronType` and `NumType`. For example, the interrogative…
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https://data.linz.govt.nz/table/105353-fire-and-emergency-nz-localities-nzgb-compliant-names/
This dataset contains 688 official names where the FENZ Localities dataset (previously incorporated int…
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Spellright works fine with the text but becomes hardly usable for the code (Python, C++, JS, ...) with docstrings even in the `parser` mode (only comments are strings are spelled).
It makes sense t…
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There is now a benchmark in `bench/__init__.py`. It computes suggestions from LanguageTool via [language-tool-python](https://pypi.org/project/language-tool-python/) and NLPRule on 10k sentences from …
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The discussion in #337 has veered off in a wide variety of directions, but @hax originally filed the issue to bring up the question of "ambiguous" characters, i.e. those which are commonly used both w…
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I regularely make a lot of typos in code comments, docs, but also in variable names. It is always annoying if pull-requests get post…