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07:40 < zoq> Okay, about to submit a "fix" for the ensmallen test-time issue.

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13:44 < rcurtin> zoq: awesome

15:56 < jeffin143> rcurtin , zoq , just read c++ 20 features , modules are there we could do something like python using that from math import abs

15:56 < jeffin143> Build time would be reduced a lot

15:56 < jeffin143> Still a long way to go but at least they made a move

16:00 < rcurtin> jeffin143: awesome to hear, I guess it will be a long time until c++20 features are supported across a lot of compilers though :(

16:12 < ssk99> Hi guys! I'm new here and I want to start contributing and I'm a little lost and would appreciate help. I'm currently looking to work on issue #1957

16:13 < ssk99> It is mentioned there that the assignments have already been implemented for the RectangleTree so I'm using that as a reference for BinarySpaceTree which I'm working on right now

16:14 < ssk99> https://github.com/mlpack/mlpack/pull/1934/commits/d265de5b58b709686894977adf60ea775ede5071 This particular commit adds the move and copy operators for RectangleTree if I'm not wrong

16:14 < ssk99> I was hoping for some guidance on how to start

16:32 < rcurtin> ssk99: hi there, glad to hear you're interested :)

16:32 < rcurtin> I'm not quite sure of how to answer your question; you've found the RectangleTree code, and the issue lists the other trees that need to be done

16:43 < ssk99> Hi there rcurtin, to be frank I myself am not completely sure what questions I have. Its my first time encountering industrial C++ and it is quite intimidating. I will try making some changes and get back to you if I have any questions :)

17:00 < rcurtin> ssk99: sounds good, and I would agree, the best way to learn is just to jump in and play around :)

17:01 < rcurtin> be sure to check out the various mlpack tutorials and documentation

17:18 < rcurtin> ssk99: I left just a couple messages; don't know if you have seen the IRC log: http://mlpack.org/irc/ (you can see what I wrote there :))

17:19 < ssk99> rcurtin: Saw them just now. :D

17:21 < rcurtin> awesome :)