Javier Candeira

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Hi, zed. Since None is a global singleton, it's possible that you can live with a static method: ``` >>> curse(type(None), 'method', staticmethod(lambda *a, **kw: 'foo')) >>> None.method() 'foo' ```...

@clarete thanks! Also, you ain't seen nothing yet! :)

+1 as @moreati for returning an error when lenght > lenght_of_digest_algorithm, both when computing a Sum() (as the utility function is called in the go-multihash implementation) and when packing a...

@jbenet But you can only do that when you have the blob (in this case, "foobar"), so it's useless for, for instance, doing Kademlia XOR comparisons when looking for the...

I feel like a fool for arguing with you about this. I'm going to put a pin in it as "maybe I need to understand it better".

I'd like to give this one a try. I guess this could be done this way: - functions should be compiled as JS closures containing a list of *argnames -...

@tysonclugg started on this one yesterday. I'm de-dibbing it.

I'm leaving this here because a batavia user might be including a library that uses `time.sleep()`, and well, it can be implemented! https://hackernoon.com/lets-make-a-javascript-wait-function-fa3a2eb88f11

@swenson: would nose paralellise tests also locally? Example: my laptop has two cores, four if you count hyperthreading. Would tests run on all four HT cores if I ran the...

I'd like to give this one a try, at least the first research dive. Here's the conversation we had on gitter (what follows is Russ's): - What is the WASM...