The choice of Cyrillic “counterparts” is pretty hilarious :-) For example the old Russian letter “ѵ” which we tried to get rid of since about 3 centuries ago and succeeded in that after 2 centuries since then :-)
Seems worth saying that this mainly consists of implementing iteratees in rust (conduit is open about being an iteratee library, but as a non-Haskeller iteratees is the name I know for the pattern).
I used this today in my weekly Haskell class, was really fun to run “War and Peace” from gutenberg.org through it. Looks like we’ll use this to scrub PII from S3-stored logs soon enough.
The choice of Cyrillic “counterparts” is pretty hilarious :-) For example the old Russian letter “ѵ” which we tried to get rid of since about 3 centuries ago and succeeded in that after 2 centuries since then :-)
Seems worth saying that this mainly consists of implementing iteratees in rust (conduit is open about being an iteratee library, but as a non-Haskeller iteratees is the name I know for the pattern).
I used this today in my weekly Haskell class, was really fun to run “War and Peace” from gutenberg.org through it. Looks like we’ll use this to scrub PII from S3-stored logs soon enough.