Andrea Giammarchi

naaah, I rather give it another try whenever I have time. I don't like to cause unresponsive-forever situations 😄

I just need to find time to investigate but thanks for pointing me to the right direction.

This is an upstream issue, nothing we can do about as we don't get to decide how `nltk.download('punkt')` or `punkt` code itself works.

beside the terser suggestion to split all at once arguments (usually faster than N pop() but I don't think that's critical path for performance anyway) my only hint, from a...

we use *eslint* but not because we chose it (or I did) because it was there already and it's somehow the industry standard. Although, I think these days I would...

@dpgeorge so I've built latest and things are pretty exciting ... but still there's something missing on the MicroPython side ... assuming the `micropython.mjs` is the one generated by this...

@dpgeorge the `in` operator in JS does something completely different from Python: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Operators/in `'key' in {key: false}` is **True** in JS, it's about knowing if the object or anything down...

@dpgeorge sorry for late reply here too ... > Do you know a good way to fix that? (I already converted the var into let to make Biome happier.) ~~you...

@dpgeorge sorry for the further ping but maybe interesting ... the reason there was `var` there is this one: ```js // this works as expected: resolve, reject are hoisted var...

I think you can configure the linter to allow that and I don’t find empty grouped declarations particularly confusing but then again, linter is for consistent code so multiple `let`...