Dimitri

@hbriggs Unfortunately no. Personally, I’ve started using Stimulus components whenever possible, since they work seamlessly even within turbo frames. It’s a compromise, since Stimulus doesn’t allow for easy DOM manipulation,...

@hbriggs Nice, thanks for letting me know! Good to know that there is a way now, sometimes I'd prefer to use (or reuse) React components, especially when there are lots...

I've been running into the same issue and the PR by @n-studio seems to fix it, thank you so much! As a hotfix for anyone else running into this, I've...

Can confirm the same issue on Chromium 83. Using my MacBook on macOS 10.15.5.

I'm taking a look at this now and I'm finding that the existing python bindings actually work quite well and pretty much do exactly what I'm looking for, including: -...

This is still an issue. Minimal example to reproduce: ```python from fpylll import LLL, IntegerMatrix, SVP A = IntegerMatrix.from_matrix([ [-1, -1, 0, -2, 0, 0, -1, 0, 1, 1, -1],...

Thanks for pointing this out! I haven't been able to confirm this myself, but it does look like you're right. ~~The implication essentially is that the effective resolution of tempo...

Awesome, thanks for the pointer! Have you tried comparing the speed (forward/backward) of the reference version compared to the FFT implementation? Will definitely try it out.

Haha perfect! I’ll definitely try it out and report performance, but it would be nice to know how much of a difference it makes in isolation as well.

Unfortunately it seems like the FFT version is even slower, at least in its current form. I'm getting 1.5it/s with `pscan_fft_efficient` and 3.8it/s with the current `pscan`. Haven't done any...