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rak1507
rak1507
11:53
is there a fixed point in k9? / in k6
rcabaco
rcabaco
12:17
@rak1507 f/:x
@rak1507 this is useful: gist.github.com/llelf/fe5363941898c302a6967bd6028c6f10
although some are nyi
rak1507
rak1507
brilliant, thanks
 
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rak1507
rak1507
16:21
k9/shakti doesn't have complex nums right
argh, # isn't reshape
 
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rak1507
rak1507
20:38
god, having csv reading being enterprise only is so frustrating
curse you whitney
and your evil capitalist schemes
JohnE
JohnE
haha what
seriously?
man what a creative way to point a middle finger at users
rak1507
rak1507
estradajke.github.io/k9-simples/k9/I_002fO.html#read-csv
rcabaco
rcabaco
free/community edition currently has: 0:, 1:, stdout (as far as i can tell there's nothing for stdin - prompt)
rak1507
rak1507
do you know how I can also start it in the current path or whatever so I don't have to supply full file paths for 0:
rcabaco
rcabaco
like this?
\pwd
,"/Users/rcabaco"
\cd src
\pwd
,"/Users/rcabaco/src"
it always starts with the current path correctly set for me
$ ~/src/k/shakti/mi
mi 2021.04.28 2 8 (c)shakti 2.0
\pwd
,"/Users/rcabaco/src/rc/nf"
rak1507
rak1507
20:52
thanks
rcabaco
rcabaco
@JohnE some time ago you mentioned that there is a line editor written in q. I couldn't find it. Do you have a link?
JohnE
JohnE
21:27
I'm unsure of the licensing of the one I was thinking of, so I may not be able to provide a copy. I'll look into it.
these q things are so often under NDAs even if they don't contain any secret sauce
rcabaco
rcabaco
Oh, didn't think of that.

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