05:57
<Rob Palmer>
It's very simple. Note the observer on the plenary invite, then point them to the signin form, and advise them not to speak.
12:43
<littledan>
It's very simple. Note the observer on the plenary invite, then point them to the signin form, and advise them not to speak.
Do you recommend doing this through a GitHub comment on the Reflector thread?
12:44
<littledan>
but in this case, Purdue is a member! maybe they can just become a delegate via Purdue
21:12
<whosy>
shu: I think it means the ordering of the word parts, Update+Insert=UpSert, when they're focusing more on the Insert rather than Update?
21:12
<shu>
how is the "focus more on insert than update" conclusion reached? they're both one syllable
21:13
<whosy>
I have no idea, I'm just reading off the document. "as there was a desire to focus on insertion. " I guess they wanted the name to reflect that, but somehow went with something entirely unrelated based on a precedent set by another language. It all seems a mess to me.
21:14
<ljharb>
i think it was a sense of "up is first in 'upsert', so update is more important"?
21:15
<snek>
updert
21:15
<Ashley Claymore>
i think it was a sense of "up is first in 'upsert', so update is more important"?
sertup
21:16
<ljharb>
indate
21:16
<snek>
i feel like "upsert focuses too much on update" is some form of bait
21:23
<whosy>
I don't disagree with the result though. Emplace does have precedent, and it's an obscure enough word that it's unlikely to overlap with anything else.
21:24
<littledan>
(I don't really like either name)
21:24
<bakkot>
compute! a much better name
21:35
<TabAtkins>
smh that we're not going with indate
21:37
<snek>
how about map.‽
21:37
<ljharb>
insup
21:37
<Chris de Almeida>
oo Tab's here. TabAtkins what's up with |>
21:37
<TabAtkins>
wait this isn't tdz
21:37
<ljharb>
i would love a property named with the snark
21:37
<TabAtkins>
oo Tab's here. TabAtkins what's up with |>
need to meet with Shu about it again, but still planning on it
21:38
<Chris de Almeida>
peetk: 👀
21:38
<TabAtkins>
has it become more relevant suddenly, or is this just general interest?
21:38
<Chris de Almeida>
came up a few minutes ago at plenary
21:39
<Chris de Almeida>
reviewing stagnant stage 2 proposals
21:39
<Chris de Almeida>
stagnant used loosely
21:39
<TabAtkins>
ah kk
21:39
<TabAtkins>
nah that's a relevant term for it atm
21:40
<whosy>
Due to a distro upgrade (and I think an Element package downgrade for some reason), I've somehow lost all my chat history with you, TabAtkins .
How's your proposal?
21:40
<TabAtkins>
whoops!
21:40
<TabAtkins>
the random one?
21:40
<whosy>
Ah, do you have multiple? (I'll have to check that out!) But yeah, the seeded PRNG.
21:41
<TabAtkins>
nothing has changed since we last chatted, due to other things taking my time!
21:41
<TabAtkins>
(to a large extent, vacations)
21:41
<Michael Ficarra>
@TabAtkins I think maybe @bakkot was interested in taking it off your hands? You two should chat.
21:41
<whosy>
That's a nice problem to have. I still look forward to seeing how it might progress.
21:42
<TabAtkins>
I am more than happy to get someone else in who has time for it, yes
21:42
<TabAtkins>
would like to still keep my hand in, but absolutely no problem with @bakkot coming in as co-champ
21:44
<Michael Ficarra>
it probably won't be until after he gets async iterator helpers over the line, so maybe another couple months
21:45
<TabAtkins>
Np
21:46
<whosy>
I'm still quite passionate on language Random-ness as a whole.