Martin Šošić

I never tried the library with it, so I don't know! I found this: > So what are the differences between this sensor and the HC-SR04? The main difference, besides...

@thijstriemstra thanks for the feature ideas :)! Looking at the library you linked, I don't see any explicit support in the code for any other sensor than HCSR04, although it...

Sure, that would be the way to do it, but it would still require us to make some decisions, like: what is the time delay between measurements and how many...

Thanks @jankop2 ! What was the part that confused you, could you point me to it? I could look into clarifying it better if that is needed.

Thanks @jankop2 , I removed that `double`, since I don't think it brings much value and it is potentially confusing.

Hi @lesshaste, thank you for making the suggestion :)! You are right, edlib could certainly be optimized for shorter strings. There are two main reasons why it is slower for...

Aha, ok that is great, I did not know about Hyrro's method! Well I am certainly up for implementing it, we could do it both in C++ and in Python....

Hey @wollmers , thanks a lot for sharing the results of your comparisons! They give good insights into how much faster Edlib could be for certain cases. Results are what...

@wollmers thanks, if you could share some of the solutions, that could help for whoever is going to be implementing this, be it me or smb else. Regarding DNA analysis...

> > Oops, sorry. I meant https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/197565/can-you-calculate-the-average-levenshtein-distance-exactly > > Has the same second problem: > > * mangled with optimal way for permutations to win the race of the codegolf...