If the document.domain property is set in the page, _has module throws error "Access is denied" when try to check window's property for example 'hasOwnProperty'.

So I think it is better to change _has module like below.

var hasOwnProperty = {}.hasOwnProperty;
module.exports = function(it, key){
  try {
    return hasOwnProperty.call(it, key);
  } catch(e){
    return 

The callable constructor proposal was withdrawn because "the same problems can be solved with decorators" but the readme here doesn't show examples of that. Can you please update that for reference? It would be really helpful.

Steal good introductory material from http://docs.seqan.de/seqan/3-master-user/tutorial_ranges.html as suggested by @agurtovoy here in #998.

Instructions

In product card when you modify lenght, width or heigth, it automatically calculate surface and then you will obtain weird values in surface field in this card.

Bug

If you crate or modify a product card with length, height and length values : it automatically calculate surface value but you have not the good value.

Environment

• Version: develop, Dolibarr v10
• **

README states:

Why not use WebAssembly?

There are massive existing untyped codebases, and there is no easy way to convert an untyped, garbage collected language to WebAssembly. And even if there were, there is no guarantee that it would be any faster to transmit/parse/start than what we currently have.

whereas WebAssembly FAQ states:

The kind of binary format being considered f

The threads proposal as is is limited to shared memories, but we probably want to generalise the language to other shared entities eventually, e.g., globals or tables. At that point, it might be conceivable that we may want to introduce not just atomic get/set for those, but also wait/notify instructions.

However, the current naming scheme for wait/notify instructions does not make explicit tha

The overview states the following when introducing rtt.sub.

More generally, runtime type checks can verify a subtype relation between runtime types. In order to make these checks cheap, runtime subtyping follows a nominal semantics.

However, rtt.sub is not used anywhere in the overview; everything just uses rtt.get and then casts to the result. In which case, why does the MVP provide

In both cranelift and v8, unsigned integer comparison are lowered to more than 1instruction:

• unsigned greater/less-than takes 4 instructions; e.g. cranelift and [v8](https://github.com/v8/v8/blob/19be4913881bb02c5d9b4f1c7547ee2d1273120b/src/com

I noticed that this repo talks a lot about async when it comes to cancellation. I wanted to make sure it also considered synchronous use cases.

A good cancellation primitive needs to not only be asynchronous, but also synchronous.

I say this because it would be nice if this cancellation primitive could be used to free up resources for things like EventTarget in the DOM. EventTargets can have

As a speaker, I would like to have speaker notes on my talks.

This would be a new textfield under "Talk References" with the label "Speaker Notes" and a tooltip "These are your private notes, visible only to you and your cospeakers."

From JEP 0028 (Jupyter Server):

Separate jupyter_server repository

The server-notebook split is an opportunity to clearly define Jupyter's core services. The old notebook server was comprised of many services, and it could be extended by separate "server extensions". However, it isn't clear what should be a core service versus