many people try it, but the results are mixed.

How to configure it? I have LSP running in neovim, but Claude Code writes:

● LSP(operation: "goToDefinition", symbol: "mtz", in: "src/mtz.cpp") ⎿ No LSP server available for file type: .cpp

● No C++ LSP server is configured.

for C++ 11+, pybind11 > Boost.Python

for C++ 17+, nanobind > pybind11 (both created by the same developer)

">" meaning generally better, as described at https://nanobind.readthedocs.io/en/latest/why.html

I tend to agree, although the salaries and transparency in give directly also raise questions. https://twitter.com/carolinefiennes/status/16000677812269506...

That's sad. BBC has an article about people in even more extreme situation. 'My city's being shelled, but mum won’t believe me'. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-60600487

It's hard enough to find reviewers in the same field. I imagine finding statisticians to review papers from fields they don't care about would be problematic. You probably know that reviewers work for free.

no container for paper?

Paper, general waste and compost are collected at the house.

The big difference between RapidJson and sajson is surprising to me. When I benchmarked them their performance was comparable: https://github.com/project-gemmi/benchmarking-json . Did you use RapidJson in full-precision mode?

By the way, nativejson-benchmark (from RapidJson) has a nice conformance checker that tries various corner cases. But you probably know it.

More performance details beyond what's on the site will follow (in a while).

We use RapidJSON in the high-performance mode not the funky mode that minimizes FP error (which is some astounding work - I had no idea that strtof was so involved!). Number conversion is not our #1 focus - doing it well is nice, but all implementations have access to the same FP tricks, so you don't really learn much by going wild on this aspect.

At least, you don't unless FP conversion is your focus, in which case you should share your FP conversion code with everyone!

You should take a look at std::from_chars IIRC it can completely destroy other parsers within the stdlib because it's not intended to take locale into consideration.

https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/utility/from_chars

Do you have preference for a particular line of Ikea bulbs? (Ryet, Ledare, etc)

The higher end line (Ledare?)

> - sometimes 'w' button seems to be 'stuck' in pressed state even when it's physically un-pressed

Ah, so it's a common issue. I also have the 'w' problem on Dell Lattitude E7450.