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I did a zipper merge yesterday and the cars then were in pairs, one from each lane. But as the author also printed a newline, it looks very different.
by maweki 3y ago
I did a zipper merge yesterday and the cars then were in pairs, one from each lane.
But as the author also printed a newline, it looks very different.
- TeMPOraL 3y ago> I did a zipper merge yesterday and the cars then were in pairs, one from each lane. Up until the point of zipping, when they suddenly became misaligned. The outcome of zipper merge isn't pairs of cars, glued by their side doors, going down a single lane. The outcome is cars from both input lanes interleaved, forming a 2x longer line on the output lane.
- Joker_vD 3y agoWait, you two are not actually talking about using SIMD instructions in a LISP implementation when working with several lists simultaneously, but about actual road transportation and vehicles instead?