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The fraction represented by the linspace at position 36 is `-6/11`, so this ends up being `36 // (-6/11)` which seems like it would divide evenly to 66, but the...

This seems to be a numeric precision issue when dividing by an infinite decimal. I found this much simpler example which shows this: ```python >>> 1 // (-1/3) -4.0 >>>...

So according to [this stack overflow answer](https://stackoverflow.com/a/3602857), it's not really floor divide but round towards zero. I'm hoping updating the one line to be `trunc(numerator/denom);` will do the trick

I think we basically just add an `if isinstance(ascending, list)` then do a size check. If those are both fine then return the line from the workaround

it's also worth noting this only applies to numeric values. Right now we don't guarantee sorting on strings, categoricals anyway, only ordering

It's also worth noting this is pretty easy to workaround if this is something we don't care about. I just have to do `rd_df = rd_df[akdf.columns]`

maybe we add `create dashboards to display JSON output`? im not sure about that one which is why i didn't edit, but the rest looks like the right way forward...

Just noting when I run `make test` I always see the following error, which based on googling seems like pytest is unable to find any tests to run ``` make:...

This is a future work idea, but I wanted to capture it so i don't forget when i come back I think eventually a nice thing way to do at...

Compiling related issues/PRs for reference when working this: - https://github.com/Bears-R-Us/arkouda/issues/1844 - https://github.com/Bears-R-Us/arkouda/pull/1911