Jeff Niu

Wow, thanks for providing the implementation! To be completely honest, we don't have a protocol yet for accepting user contributions in this form, although I'm hesitant to refuse outright. FYI...

Are you suggesting that we add elementwise comparators to our list type? Our list type isn't super-functional at the moment.

This is a known issue. `s` has type `SIMD[DType.ui32, size]` but when referenced inside the nested function, `size` is colliding with the nested `size` parameter. This is on our radar...

@liamstewart can you have a look and triage this issue? @syone9 is it possible for you to share more details?

Thanks @liamstewart. What can be done to alleviate the issue? Can the instance be reset and a limit be placed so that people don't bork their instances?

This seems odd, and I'm not sure if it's due to the notebook environment or something is being mishandled on the Python interop side. FYI @stumpOS @walter-erquinigo @River707

@liamstewart Did this get resolved?

Thanks. Will close for now then

@scottamain FYI

Thanks for filing. This is a known issue with raising inside a function with a memory primary result type. @stumpOS is already working on this I think