code logs -> 2020 -> Wed, 14 Oct 2020< code.20201013.log - code.20201015.log >
--- Log opened Wed Oct 14 00:00:07 2020
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<~Vornicus>
I have a rectangle of entries and then a rectangle of... basically filters. each row of the filter rectangle should be matched against each row of the entry rectangle, and a result should be calculated that goes in a column to the right of the entries rectangle, one for each row in the filters.
03:23
< Yossarian>
Does anyone here use vim to journal? Digitally? Looking for ideas.
03:24
< Mahal>
I feel like I need more explanation, Vornicus
03:27
<~Vornicus>
trying to figure out how to describe in a way that isn't too technical in the more detailed problem space, hm
03:31
<~Vornicus>
I have a row of entries and a pile of rows of filters. Each filter is kinda large (indeed, it is the same length as an entry, and indeed I am going to be using range mechanics to do the math of applying the filter). I want to show, to the right of each entry, one column for each filter row, the result of applying the filter (which is just true/false)
03:39
<~Vornicus>
which is still super complicated sounding. If weren't looking for more power it'd be something like: entries!j2 = (do something with entries!a2:i2 and filters!a2:i2); entries!k2 = (do something with entries!a2:i2 and filters!a3:i3)
03:42
<~Vornicus>
so as I go right in the results rectangle, I go down in the filters rectangle (and use whole rows to calculate); as I go down in the results rectangle I also go down in the entries rectangle
03:47
<&Reiver>
So, eg, a rectangle of entries 5x8, a Filters rectangle of 5x8? Or are they differently sized?
03:48
<~Vornicus>
differently sized
03:48
<~Vornicus>
there are many more entry rows than filters
03:49
<&Reiver>
So is, uh
03:49
<&Reiver>
rows of entries, columns of filters, possible?
03:49
<&Reiver>
With the resulting table being the results?
03:49
<&Reiver>
(Which filters are applied to what rows, I think in my puzzle here)
03:49
<~Vornicus>
maybe? The trick is that each entry/filter has a section that's itself a list of numbers that I compare
03:49
<~Vornicus>
all filters applied to all rows
03:50
<&Reiver>
Right
03:50
<&Reiver>
You're gonna need a way to have the final analysis be just the filters vs just the rows, so you can then grid the result
03:50
<~Vornicus>
right.
03:50
<&Reiver>
Suggest a set of worksheets for that, I think
03:51
<&Reiver>
Entries with each row and its attendant data beside it, so the Entries column is one column wide when it comes to the output; ditto Filters, so the go along the top, and then you can meaningfully condense the output
03:52
<&Reiver>
It's not ideal, but given you're effectively trying to build 3D arrays in a 2D worksheet, I suspect slicing the cube is really your only option here
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07:06 * Vornicus gave up, put it into Python, discover that there would in fact be solution counts somewhere in the millions, quails, closes Excel
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08:13 * McMartin pushes some hobby code, woooo!
08:13
<&McMartin>
It's been something like two months since the last time I accomplished anything
09:28
<&Reiver>
nice!
09:39
<@TheWatcher>
Better'n me -_- I don't think I've touched actual non-work code since early August
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11:48 * Vornicus watches the attempt count pass 300M
12:03
<~Vornicus>
...because I did something wrong
12:03
<~Vornicus>
okay, much less terrible.
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12:28
<~Vornicus>
once I make it not try filling things that are completely unnecessary, <100,000 attempts
12:58
< Yossarian>
TheWatcher: that's unfortunate.
13:00
< Yossarian>
I'm trying to think of a soft journaling - TODO - org-mode system for vim to keep track of my "light" research, thoughts, progress, and actual journaling
13:01
< Yossarian>
I'm not so keen on having tons of plugins, would rather write some light functions myself. Maybe [R] has similiar interests so I asked him.
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13:36
<@TheWatcher>
Yossarian: It is... frustrating. But given the insane amount of stress work is causing (thanks, COVID), I'm trying to cut myself a bit of slack
13:37
< Yossarian>
I understand and I'm totally there with 'ya.
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