Sam Gaw

Yeah, that was my main reason framing it as possibly way outside of the project's scope. However as the project becomes more popular, requests like #28 & #29 are likely...

I've been on fence since @josevalim’s blog post whether or not to throw this out there. And I still am 😃 but from a security point of view I think...

Yeah, that's why I kept going back and forth on whether to suggest it. I didn't want to make you have to explain what minimum is again 😞 Cheers!

@ghenry Exactly. It's the basis for brute force rate limiting, user visibility, session revoking etc. My thinking was that if there'a a common initial structure, more advanced lib adoption gets...

I was asking Isabella about this. My two cents: - At a minimum, ARIMA style predictions. Maybe [krfricke/arima](https://github.com/krfricke/arima) would be a good starting point? - The ideal would be an...

There's also [whatsapp/erlang-language-platform](https://github.com/whatsapp/erlang-language-platform) that might make it easier to integrate into testing.

The model has moved to releases in project. https://github.com/api-ai/api-ai-english-asr-model/releases/download/1.0/api.ai-kaldi-asr-model.zip

The use of BIGINT as primary keys is becoming a lot more common, with a lot of frameworks switching to it as the default; in addition to libs like [KSUID](https://github.com/segmentio/ksuid),...

Actually it turns out I underestimated this. Running the queries against the REST API I'm seeing the same issue so I probably should have spent more time reading other people's...

From my basic testing in my previous comment, the backend rounds large numbers as well; so the inclusion of a bigint lib on the frontend like #10387 is only handling...