nilsbecker

i see. i guess to make something like this thread safe it would be better to work with immutable values? not sure how this would be done, or whether it...

thanks for the instructions, that seems useful. i'll try it out. so i could keep the whole ~/.config/tridactyl folder synchronized via some external sync tool and get the theme on...

hi, i did some testing. it almost works. i get the following undesired behavior: when hitting `f`, it's true that the hinted elements are not highlighted in any color anymore...

sure. my use case is probably relatively extreme since it measures almost only overhead from mini-events. but maybe others have similar use cases? have not tried any js version

i tried. changing only `finish` in `Step.execute` while leaving `Wa.clear` untouched does not give a noticeable speedup.

however, the other way around, changing only `Wa.clear` does speed it up the same, and `test.ml` still succeeds.

i tried the following: start an ipython kernel with `jupyter console` then from within lymp, try to initialize with `"ipython console --existing /Users/nbecker/Library/Jupyter/runtime/kernel-61547.json"` which is what one would do from...

ok, i finally have a "kind of" reproducible case. in the ocaml toploop, do ``` #use "topfind";; #require "lacaml";; #require "functory";; Printexc.record_backtrace true;; open Lacaml.D;; Functory.Cores.set_number_of_cores 4;; let a =...

i now also tried a version without any lacaml, just Unix.sleep. this does not reproduce the behavior. after the first map after the user interrupt, no additional exceptions happen no...

> I could not reproduce your non-termination issue. sorry, i did not mean it hangs. what i see is: when repeatedly trying `Functory.Cores.map ~f:(f 12) a;;`, sometimes the computation finishes...