Conor Hoekstra

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Looks like there are four main categories: * E. * Large matrices * Random # ~ y * Segfaults

This is the updated list: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/36027403/105803130-d0d93500-5f6a-11eb-8562-defbe9da8b45.png) Also, recently the following were commented out: * gmmf * g430 * g420

@Sebanisu Are you on osx or linux? Does `ctest` work?

> I'm on windows 10 with wsl on Ubuntu 20.4. I'm running the test from the Clion IDE. All other tests that are enabled are passing. I can run the...

> Do flaky tests also fall under this issue? > > The `g001` seems to be timing issue (see [#39 (comment)](https://github.com/codereport/jsource/pull/39#issuecomment-767680956)), which get worse with more load on the system...

@juntuu I merged this: https://github.com/codereport/jsource/pull/64, hopefully helps

I uncommented all the tests and only have the following failing. ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/36027403/106227905-2e15f600-61b8-11eb-9253-ab99c87a98b0.png)

This is awesome! Will do a live code review on the next live stream!

@mcabbott Similar to the other solutions, I am trying to do an `outer_product` in Julia via broadcasting, something like: ``` matrix = reshape(collect("()"), (1, :)) .== collect("(1+(2*3)+((8)/4))+1") 19×2 BitMatrix: 1...

Yea, I found `foldl` when trying to solve this problem which is what I wanted but that doesn't take a `dims` argument. Is there some reason for that?