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08:42 < ja> kcalvinalvin: did you see https://github.com/utreexo-log/utreexo-irc-log/blob/53c8913548d178d80e740932f9973e0e52ecd0b5/2020-07-19.log#L64
08:43 < ja> in short, it moves the destination positions based on swaps that happen on higher levels, afaik
08:55 < kcalvinalvin> ja wait ok so it is supposed to be doing something
08:55 < kcalvinalvin> https://github.com/mit-dci/utreexo/blob/92d6ee46da74f1304dd15a62c57c3ceb221b357c/accumulator/transform.go#L54
08:56 < kcalvinalvin> We're not passing a pointer so it does nothing
08:57 < kcalvinalvin> oh wait it does do something... hmm go is weird
09:05 < kcalvinalvin> https://play.golang.org/p/C8DMNup8F5u
09:05 < kcalvinalvin> odd behavior
09:07 < dergoegge> thats normal, you have been looking too much at rust :D
09:08 < kcalvinalvin> I may have...
09:14 < kcalvinalvin> wait ok I love rust now
09:15 < kcalvinalvin> https://play.rust-lang.org/?version=stable&mode=debug&edition=2018&gist=35ce9fb51cc7a09dca42e518d6bf8204
09:15 < kcalvinalvin> More explicit
09:30 < ja> then you'll love haskell, it lets you put IO actions in the type system ;)
09:34 < ja> kcalvinalvin: slices are always references, the go example you posted has a function taking a slice
09:34 < ja> kcalvinalvin: people say "go doesn't have reference passing", but since it has slices and slices are always references, i found that to be confusing
09:37 < kcalvinalvin> computers are tricky
--- Log closed Sat Oct 10 00:00:43 2020