Jamie Liu

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cpsm's ranking algorithm is a bit complicated, but it _already_ includes matching at the beginning of words as a very strong signal. Do you have a specific example of bad...

UI is the trickiest part of a feature like this. The problem is basically that it's not obvious how strongly a priority substring match should be weighted; in fact, I...

I can reproduce this. Still thinking about how to fix it. [`python-config` is officially recommended over `distutils.sysconfig` for configuring linking against Python](https://bugs.python.org/issue3588), and the major difference between `python-config` and the...

CtrlP doesn't seem to actually provide information about which files are MRU and which are not, making handling the mixed mode a bit tricky. (I don't really know Vimscript, but...

I can't reproduce this on the most recent neovim package on Ubuntu 16.04 ("0.2.1-dev"). Can you update to the latest version of cpsm, run "nvim -V9log", invoke CtrlPMRU with cpsm,...

`_` is actually recognized as a word separator, which is why `cp` and `spoo` work. The problem is that cpsm isn't very good at matching queries that don't at least...

> 1. will increase the memory footprint (RSS) after fallocate, which is also the same as linux `pgalloc.FileMem` maps 1 GB (= `chunkSize`) regions of the memfd into its own...

I think that does solve the memory usage blowup problem, but at the cost of making the optimization very narrowly applicable (almost exclusively to tmpfs fallocate(>= 1 GB)). Can you...

> This is in a chroot Linux forbids creation of user namespaces while in a chroot. The man pages for both clone(2) and unshare(2) use the same wording: ``` EPERM...

Regarding "mapping host device numbers to sentry-synthetic device numbers", note that [we already do something similar in overlayfs](https://github.com/google/gvisor/blob/e44b100654ca639d11221e547384f699e461296d/pkg/sentry/fsimpl/overlay/overlay.go#L100), and this is based on Linux's overlayfs behavior. According to https://lwn.net/Articles/866582/, there...