Most linked guides are bullshit (sorry if I'm too harsh!)...

You basically can just download or use the mentioned and already linked tools and "get the same". I'm not sure what the point is in following such guides because most if not all linked "tools" are well documented or easy to understand. In fact most guides I've seen are poorly written and there lots of details and possible drawbacks

Word of warning: This issue came up at an interesting talk by @annakrystalli. I have no time to help out, but she encouraged me to post this regardless.

Consider a hypothetical library X that, in version 1.0.0 contains an obscure bug where 0.5683/0 evaluates to -infinity, in violation of IEEE754. From the perspective of the library developers, this is a silly bug and a new version is releas

See TODOs in ClipboardExtendedPlugin.java.

We don't currently have use cases for some combinations of pack widths and instructions. Given the implementation overhead (in terms of complexity and resources) that these generate, it might be worth reviewing which ones we include and which we could discard.

In peer_sts.py file line 19 there is an incomplete for loop.

And on line 23 the definition of function salute_the_load_balancer is missing a :