community-driven

We have a lot of is_prime (or similar) functions: https://github.com/TheAlgorithms/Python/search?p=4&q=is_prime, https://github.com/TheAlgorithms/Python/search?q=isPrime, data_structures/hashing/number_theory/prime_numbers, etc. Shall we use one common function for that exactly identical

This issue serves as place to note candidate projects (via url), which might be added to the list.

Update (2022-01-29): I initially planned to use this issue as a public place to note down candidates to add them by later myself. Now, I try to ping people involved in those projects. Benefits:

• Information added is more accurate
• People get to know of this list
• Saves time for me

Update:

Prevent user from minting when has insufficient balance, other actions send/consume/list/buy been solved in action component

Mind test on

• classic
• simple mint

Originally posted by @yangwao in kodadot/nft-gallery#65 (comment)

Nice work on these docs. It looks like the save command is outdated. When looking in my console with sublime.log_commands(True), it has an additional argument:

command: save {"async": true}

Currently we track (and visualize) GitHub clones and PyPI downloads here. It would be great to add conda-forge data to this. Steps required (draft list):

• build Python script to access/download and visualize data
• determine the best way to do above (likely via this anaconda package data library)
• create a GitHub action t

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Squashfs is a read-only filesystem that is frequently used to transparently compress whole operating systems in a live portable media, to distribute software in Snap and AppImage formats, and to efficiently store large multimedia archives. It divides the data into rather small blocks and then compresses them with one of 6 algorithms:

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