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  1. tc39/ecma262 Public

    Status, process, and documents for ECMA-262

    HTML 13.8k 1.3k

  2. shapesecurity/shift-spec Public

    ⏩ Shift AST Specification

    JavaScript 176 19

  3. unix-socket-protobuf Public

    Protocol Buffers over Unix domain sockets - a toy implementation in three languages

    C++ 28 10

  4. cfgrammar-tool Public

    Work with context-free grammars. Parsing, string generation, and manipulation.

    JavaScript 41 12

  5. test262-web-runner Public

    Run test262 in a browser

    JavaScript 18 14

  6. matrix-archive-bot Public

    bot to log matrix channels

    JavaScript 4 1

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December 2022

Created 11 commits in 3 repositories

Created a pull request in tubearchivist/browser-extension that received 5 comments

Easier download link

This makes the whole video description a target, instead of just the area where the download button is. Also it removes the transitions, since they…

+5 −4 • 5 comments
Opened 2 other pull requests in 1 repository
tubearchivist/browser-extension 2 merged
Reviewed 8 pull requests in 4 repositories

Created an issue in tc39/proposal-seeded-random that received 2 comments

Getting a number in [0, 1) out of the PRNG

PRNGs generally create 64-bit integers. To get a value in [0, 1), you have to use your integer to get a float in the appropriate range. This is a s…

2 comments
Opened 2 other issues in 2 repositories
tc39/proposal-seeded-random 1 open
tc39/test262 1 open

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