Richard Janis Goldschmidt
Richard Janis Goldschmidt
Yeah, I will look at it. This will help me brush up my C++. Though this will take me a bit of time, if that's alright with you. :)
This turned out to be pretty straight forward. `--source` and `--sink` are still useful, although I am not completely happy with them being sillently ignored when supplying `-d DEVICE`.
Removed the function and cleaned up my code some.
I like that there is now a unified interface to all the matrix routines. If I see things correctly, you still implement the various operations for the PODs. Why go...
Very valid points. If I am not mistaken though, LAPACK uses Householder reflections instead of Gram-Schmidt, don't they? The reason I was looking into modified Gram Schmidt is that I...
Hey! What's your opinion on this? https://github.com/SuperFluffy/gram_schmidt It's a pretty straight forward implementation, and I am using it in production for a while now. It is of course missing some...
@chintan-mishra Could you make a little write up on what issues you faced when working with ArangoDB? I am considering ArangoDB for one of my projects because its many features...
Thank you so much! How could I have discovered this by myself? Look through `pulldown-cmark`? Or would this have been documented anywhere on the `dprint` side?
Alright, I found it on this page: https://dprint.dev/plugins/markdown/config/ It looks like I have no way to configure dprint to 1. insert linebreaks in overflowing lines, while 2. keeping explicit linebreaks...
It looks like CI failed due to unrelated clippy lints (similar to other open PRs that fail due to clippy).