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andy.fingerhut16:10:23

I added some more text at the beginning of core.rrb-vector's README explaining in what situations someone may want to use it. Feedback welcome if you give it a read and it seems off somehow: https://github.com/clojure/core.rrb-vector

dpsutton16:10:37

where does the namespace alias fv come from?

andy.fingerhut16:10:33

The original documentation by Michal 🙂

andy.fingerhut16:10:43

Seriously, I do not know.

dominicm16:10:01

This is absolutely fantastic!

dominicm16:10:09

I perfectly understand its use now :)

dominicm16:10:22

I feel confident that I can pick it up when I need it

dpsutton16:10:24

i haven't seen the previous version but this is quite nice in explaining rationale, etc

dominicm16:10:32

In the person who complained before :)

andy.fingerhut16:10:37

I did recall there was someone commenting on it, but not who. Glad the changes worked for you. I looked at it and realized it was previously written from the perspective of one who knew Clojure internals fairly well already.

seancorfield16:10:24

I asked as well, to see whether it would be useful for anything at work (it wouldn't, it seems).

seancorfield16:10:37

So, yes, thank you for the clarification @U0CMVHBL2 !

andy.fingerhut16:10:37

Sure, its use cases are fairly limited. If my plans for world domination come to fruition, I hope to make it even faster than Clojure's built in vector data structure. But that is a big question mark, and a fair chunk of work away from now.

dpsutton16:10:34

would love a #hacktoberfest on a data structures type project in contrib with an active maintainer 🙂

andy.fingerhut16:10:08

I'm not sure what is involved there, but the weird thing is that anything that isn't already fixed, is also on the edge of what I know how to do.