Wrote a markdown parser in C recently just for fun! Here's it benchmarked against pandoc with a small file:
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Sam Burkhard
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I used Address Sanitizer a lot during development which was great, and started using LLDB more after finding a cheat sheet for GDB->LLDB commands.
Repo: https://github.com/srburk/MarkCore. It's built as a static lib by default since I made it to embed into another project where I wanted to control dependencies.
And here it is against a larger file (only 26 MB bc pandoc freaks out on huge files). For reference, pandoc used >3.5GB of RAM for this. 69.27s vs 0.47s!
Matthew Skiles
Idk if this has been in iOS before, but first time I’ve seen it! Assuming this is to calm people down who upgrade and then notice their ipad/iPhone performing worse
Lars WindolfFor a long time I'm sad, that (at least since the demise of syndicate) there is no proper search engine for RSS feeds. So despite having a lot of other things I actually want to complete I setup a crawler yesterday running over the Majestic 1 million website index.
As you can see in the screenshot the index is still building. So far it has found ~5500 feeds which you can query. Raw data is accessible in the Github project.
Ingrid Burrington"You say you are an anarchist yet you keep building state machines, interesting"
Oops I wrote a static site generator for myself
