09:30 <GitHub129> [ionpak] sbourdeauducq pushed 1 new commit to master: https://github.com/m-labs/ionpak/commit/4347ddc5379594b299e1fa6c294449e01cc27b78

09:30 <GitHub129> ionpak/master 4347ddc Sebastien Bourdeauducq: update errata

09:52 <sb0> rjo, so on Florent's board, all the resistors below the "J5" marking have been removed

09:53 <sb0> whereas some are still present on the ones in the lab

10:14 <rjo> _florent_: does https://github.com/m-labs/sayma_test/commit/c0d5e854ae1c409fff00d29ec1af1ebf2aa29f03 work for you?

10:15 <rjo> sb0: right of the j5 silk?

10:15 <rjo> probably the ones greg is talking about.

10:15 <sb0> yes sorry, with the orientation of your picture they are right of the j5 silk

14:47 <rjo> _florent_: have you started wiring the Cordic already? if not i'll give it a start

15:11 <rjo> _florent_: ... though not now. gotta go. maybe later tonight.

15:15 <sb0> rjo, do you want me to write the 3.0 release announcement?

15:16 <sb0> also, been thinking about it, and I'm not really sure we need a rc, there are the unittests, plus some manual tests, and isn't really a fundamental change of behavior compared to the 2.x

15:20 <sb0> for things like SED, yes, we want a rc, since the underflow/sequence error behavior of experiments becomes changed quite radically

15:52 <whitequark> rjo: turns out i already tried to handle the case of mod vs rem

15:52 <whitequark> but i did some clever bit twiddling that passed tests but failed

15:52 <whitequark> i'll just replace it with a simple template

15:54 <sb0> whitequark, have you looked at numba?

15:54 <whitequark> oh right

15:55 <sb0> whitequark, https://github.com/numba/numba/blob/c699ef8679316f40af8d0678219fa197522a741f/numba/cgutils.py#L865

15:57 <whitequark> wtf is that

15:57 <whitequark> that code is at least two times more complex than it should be

15:57 <sb0> whitequark, https://github.com/numba/numba/blob/0c167c4646f441b82d34e1963bd1e0f3c1f87ee1/numba/targets/numbers.py#L63

15:58 <whitequark> only slightly less bad

15:58 <whitequark> ugh whatever

15:59 <sb0> anyway the "math" part is there, you can reorganize it

16:09 <whitequark> hm, this is harder than I thought