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This is not a critical issue, but rather something aseba is lacking that I seem to take for granted when coding in other high-level languages...
In evaluating a conjuction of logical expressions, ase…
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I am using LLDB to debug some model code that I have written in mlx-swift. Unless I do an explicit eval() or print() before doing a po on the object in question, LLDB will hang. Is this behavior expec…
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Hi, I've been using this cookbook a while now, and wanted to wrap it in another cookbook in order to fetch my username and password from an S3 bucket. Turns out that I couldn't do this because templa…
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Consider the following binding expression: `{calc:Binding 'MessagesFiltered.Count > 0 ? MessagesFiltered[0] : null'}`
When `MessagesFiltered` is empty, I see in the binding log the message below, w…
kunom updated
3 years ago
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grv87 updated
6 years ago
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The spec promises that string templates are lazily evaluated, but dodges the question of how exactly that works. This is actually a bit of a tricky problem if we want to continue to support the syntax…
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The primary use case of lazy evaluation of function arguments is to postpone initialization of arguments until the use of them in the function's body.
e.g.
```dart
void foo(Bar bar) {
// stuff…
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Now tensor multiplications and tensor transpose is immediately evaluated creating temporaries. Instead one could easily generate an expression which is evaluated when encountering the assign operator.
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I can think of two situations where default values might want to be evaluated when an instance is created: defaults which are expensive/side-affecting to create and defaults which are dependent on oth…