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It's kind of impossible to get nested lists to render in a regular and predictable way due to the tight/loose list distinction. Paragraphs generally have padding. One of the list...

feature request

It looks like it'll require adding another writer to the format_document process (to have entries written each time you encounter an anchor, separate to writing the body of the document).

good first issue
feature request

[It's](https://github.com/rust-cv/header-vec) a vec where length, capacity, an extra thing of your choosing and everything in the array all go together on the other side of the pointer: https://docs.rs/header-vec/0.1.0/header_vec/struct.HeaderVec.html it seems...

S-expressions don't have to be as verbose as they usually are. [Example 1](https://github.com/makoConstruct/termpose), [example 2](http://nonelang.readthedocs.org/en/latest/dataformat.html#naked-coated-expressions), [example 3](http://readable.sourceforge.net/). Basically the insight is indentation and line breaks make most parens unnecessary, and...

I'm not sure whether this is compatible with the way you do things, but I've found myself in need of zero cost config types in the course of making somewhat...

A sublime-style command search bar is easily the best way to access any feature that wouldn't have a dedicated on-screen button, or that would be used infrequently enough that the...

Feature
Web
Rust
Design

Am I reading this right, would the license permit people to start running a cheaper paid hosting service in competition with the official one, without giving anything back to the...

``` C #define HOG #ifndef HOG #define HOG //this HEG should not be defined, but it is #define HEG #endif //if the first statement is not defining the input to...

They also seem to play for the same length no matter how long the file is. I'm just running code ilke ``` let file = File::open("solving4.ogg").unwrap(); let source = Decoder::new(BufReader::new(file)).unwrap();...

bug

I notice that the C++ RPC implementation uses a concurrency model that's very similar to the actor pattern. Should we do ours with Akka? I suspect there may be better...