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<Groogy> @RespiteSage went to sleep, thx for trying to help. Yeah I mean the class can work through power of two later on, belive it is more optimized as well to do it that way. For now just keeping it at a factor of 10 because it's easier to see when debugging.
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<Groogy> Gonna try and read through your math as soon as I get coffee in me
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<Groogy> Oh god I haven't done that kind of math since I was in school . (Not sure what it's called in English when you break down and move around components in the equation)
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<Daniel-Worrall> algebra
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<Groogy> I'm dumb
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<Daniel-Worrall> Smart enough to be bilingual :)
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<Groogy> I'm blaming the lack of coffee in my blood flow
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<kingsleyh> hey anyone know why this is failing: abstract def map(&block : A -> B) : Functor(B) forall B (Error: can't resolve return type Functor(B))
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<kingsleyh> ah ok that bug is pretty old - explains why it works in older versions of Crystal but not in any of the recent ones. I guess it will be a while until it's fixed so I'll take a differnt approach
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<Blacksmoke16> it used to be a warning, but those were turned into errors for 1.0.0
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<naqvis> > hey anyone know why this is failing: abstract def map(&block : A -> B) : Functor(B) forall B (Error: can't resolve return type Functor(B)) ⏎ ⏎ @kingsleyh you can work around this either via removing the return type or just changing the return type to `abstract def map(&block : A -> B) : Functor forall B`