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werdahias (tired) | @werdahias@pleroma.debian.social

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Bloplang Pull Request #48592: Add zip method to iterators gh_closed_1​gh_closed_2​gh_closed_3​

bean_red This is a proposal to add the zip method to iterators. This would allow you to join two iterators together, alternating between results from both. E.g. tens.zip(hundreds) would give [10, 100, 20, 200, 30].... This has been the most requested feature on our wishlist for seven months, and my initial implementation here provides a 12% speed up on the test_cases/thousands_of_types.blop. πŸ‘ 532 πŸ‘Ž 12 πŸš€ 226 πŸ‘€ 114 πŸ˜• 3

bot BlobBot says: Hi red_bean bean_red ! Thanks for opening a pull request to Bloplang! I've run your code, and found this: Maximum regression: 0.05%. Maximum improvement: 12.03%. I've assigned curly_brace curly_brace to approve your code. Don't forget to leave a star! πŸ‘ 221 πŸš€ 179 πŸ‘€ 12

bot BlopBot added the "BlopBot Seal of Approval" "No regressions" labels.

rct_guest I've never heard of "zip" before. Googling it, it seems to be a compression algorithm? Not sure what this has to do with iterators. I suggest naming it interleave instead. πŸ‘ 23 πŸ‘Ž 34

bean_red zip seems to be pretty widely accepted. For example, Rust and Python call it zip. πŸ‘ 27 πŸ˜• 1

green_is_my_pepper yeah i've never head of zip before. interleave is too long tho, how about weave πŸ‘ 54 πŸ‘Ž 27

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curly_brace This for loop could be better expressed as a map. πŸ˜• 1

acnl_smile How about spritz? In the idiolect of English spoken by my Discord server, spritz is very commonly used to refer to mixing things together. EDIT If you're going to laugh react, please leave a comment explaining why. πŸ‘ 5 πŸ˜† 143

green_is_my_pepper wtf is a spritz πŸ‘Ž 5 πŸ˜• 26

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curly_brace Please don't leave "+1" comments. They pollute the thread and send useless emails. Use the react feature to add thumbs ups to the pull request if you want to express your approval. πŸ‘ 118 πŸ‘Ž 4

gynecologist who else is here from reddit? πŸ‘Ž 122 πŸ˜† 16 πŸ˜• 33

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curly_brace That's a bug with your Linux distribution’s zip command, which has nothing to do with Bloplang. Open a thread on the Fedora forums to discuss that, although they'll probably tell you that Fedora 32 is EOL. πŸ‘ 66

rct_guest Okay, so we have 17 votes in favour of zip, 12 for weave, 5 for spritz, and somehow only 2 for interleave. Oh, and 1 each for sprinkle, intersperse_at_least_two_iterators_with_each_other, and sum. I'm beginning to suspect botting. πŸ‘ 7 πŸ˜• 12

curly_brace Hey read bean bean_red - this pull request is out of sync with main. Could you rebase on top of the twelve thousand commits that have occurred since you opened this? Thanks! πŸ‘ 63 πŸš€ 2

gale whats stoping this from being merged? can we get an eta πŸ‘ 12 πŸ˜• 2

rct_guest It's mostly a debate on the name to use. I'm not sure why people aren't voting for interleave. I've provided numerous arguments as to why it's the obvious option, and I've even linked a conversation with ChatGPT 4-o proving that it makes the most sense. Sigh. πŸ‘ 2 πŸ˜• 70 πŸ˜† 11

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@theron29 #Debian already has RISC-V as official arch, and >95% of all packages are already succesfully built. Hope it catches on more and that we get beefier RISC-V machines in the future

Now it's official: Starting April 1st I will be starting a student job where I will work on and with #Linux. Signed my contract today. A bit funny that I'm a hardware-first person now working on sofware. Glad to have this oppurtunity.

If your criticism of "big tech" is merely a result of the unhappiness about the fact that Meta, Google and Microsoft aren't EU-corporations you are missing the point.

There is nothing that indicates that SAP or Deutsche Telekom would hesitate a second at the chance of becoming equally violent and exploitative forces.

The solution to Big Tech isn't EU Big Tech. It's de-commercialisation and democratization of tech.

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Heh, I guess we will have to stick with the glossy Debian logo for tracker.debian.org instead of the official one.
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1012710

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Nice, @signalapp now supports call links and folders for chats. Especially call links are a feature I'll definitely use.

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Let's hope the future won't have any more wars.

@lindawoodrow @North @permacomputer thanks, that looks interesting.

@grindhold @North thanks :)

@North @matthewvenn thanks, will definitly look into this. To clarify, I am thinking community-produced semiconductors for instance. Right now the whole worlds chip supply is in the hands of 3 foundries, and I don't think this is a good idea.

@sad_electronics Got a link to the Gerber files ?

@alice SANDBIRB

Can anyone point me to resources to learn more about:
- sustainable / openhardware electronics
- "homemade" electronic components (logic gates, resistors, etc.)(CC @North)
Basically if society would end tomorrow, how could we re-build our current technology without making the same mistakes ?
I think about sustainably living with nature in this scenario while also having electric power and e.g. computers.

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It took some time, but the updated glycin-loaders is now available in Debian unstable. Gotta say, #Loupe is really starting to grow on me. Would be grand if some small editing was possible, too.

that moment when you get a reply on a bug that you already had forgotten about filing

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