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Request’s Past, Present and Future

Before I go into the details and reasoning I’ll get straight to the point. **The most valuable thing `request` can do for the JavaScript ecosystem is to go into maintenance mode and stop considering new features or major releases.** Apologies in advance to the other committers on `request` that h

New React Docs

_Updated September 29, 2022! We're close to completing the remaining pages, and there is now a link to the Beta site from the main site._ --- _Updated October 22, 2021! We have released [React Docs Beta](https://beta.reactjs.org/). See more details [in the announcement](https://github.com/reac

GPU acceleration for Apple's M1 chip?

## 🚀 Feature Hi, I was wondering if we could evaluate PyTorch's performance on Apple's new M1 chip. I'm also wondering how we could possibly optimize Pytorch's capabilities on M1 GPUs/neural engines. I know the issue of supporting acceleration frameworks outside of CUDA has been discussed

TypeScript Roadmap: January - June 2019

# <span id="roadmap-overview"></span>Roadmap Overview This roadmap is meant to give our team and users clarity over our priorities over the next 6 months. It's meant more as a set of guidelines than as a strict set of tasks we are bound to finish. We may adjust over this period depending on chang

Consider syntax with significant indentation

I was playing for a while now with ways to make Scala's syntax indentation-based. I always admired the neatness of Python syntax and also found that F# has benefited greatly from its optional indentation-based syntax, so much so that nobody seems to use the original syntax anymore. I had some good c