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There's a post going around on Twitter for how to write a super fast DFA, e.g. for UTF8 validation: https://twitter.com/_rsc/status/1413843059972923394?s=19. We have a UTF8 validation function, so we should try this technique. Should be reasonably simple to do.

It should be noted that it currently applies to all of the existing packages.

If someone looks at this, it might also be a good moment to consider whether we should be able to parse or pretty-print float values Infinity, -Infinity and NaN. (comment)

_Originally posted by @atacratic in unisonweb/unison#611 (comment)

Environment

• SuperCollider version:
• 3.11.1
• Operating system:
• Windows 10 (?)

Steps to reproduce

// macOS:
"~".pathMatch; 
// -> [ "/Users/<myusername>"]
// windows: 
"~".pathMatch; 
// -> [ ];
// this fixes the behaviour, but is clumsy;
"~".standardizePath.pathMatch;  
// -> [ "C:\Users\<myusern

I was searching the docs for any benchmarks or comparisons of an application written in Mint, with other modern frameworks, like Svelte or Vue, but i couldn't find anything, this could be fairly useful, especially for enthusiasts or people who are interested in the project and considering giving it a try, but have concerns about performance and/or size