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posit: it's probably safe to assume that mailparser will always return the
parts list in order. (1, 1.1, 1.2...)
given that, getMessageBody returns the body of the -last- matching part with
the…
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Fuzzy search is great. However, if I correctly type "Montagu" and search for it, I'd like to see the three exact matches of this word appear on top of the result list; the Fuzzy matches can follow lat…
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Addresses and intersections entered into records from written reports use inconsistent naming conventions, such as spelling "Avenue" instead of writing "Ave." or abbreviating "MLK Blvd" instead of spe…
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**What would you like to be added**:
I want to fuzzy query file information, not just through left matching
**Why is this needed**:
I know that s3 protocol only supports left match fuzzy se…
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Typically the user spends more time while looking up a stop than the planning process takes. The planner, as we speak, has a very bad cold performance (when the memory is not paged from disk). While t…
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cog predict does not download a file if I explicitly write the extension in the name of the output Path (I am under Mac OS).
Example:
Inside predict function:
output_path = Pat…
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comandlines retrieves: `colors: colMaroon`
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2194784/47051919-2bb03f00-d15b-11e8-9cd2-49faacf7cad0.png)
seems like there's too much magic going o…
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This is just an example address, any other navigation system will find the address immediately. Why not Osmand?!
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Originally reported on Google Code with ID 6484
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See https://github.com/firebug/firebug/pull/77 for details.
Websites in development mode often use many static assets, including javascript and
CS…
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Dear Adam,
I hope you are doing well. I just got to know about this tool to find telomers in assembled genomes. I Am trying to run this on one of my assembled genomes but the documentation in readm…