Add an example for a chasing distributable #276
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With your PR title it seems like you were a wee bit tipsy? |
StefanKennedy
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Must have been 👻 |
CianLR
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| out = Dipla.get(results) | ||
| outlist = [] | ||
| for o in out: | ||
| outlist = outlist + o |
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I think it would be clearer if you used outlist.extend(o)
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Connects to #267
This example has a grid of 1s or 0s, with at most one 1 per column, and in the end it gives us information about how far away from the bottom row the 1 was. It splits each row into halves and sends the first half early so that processing can start on it. This way tasks can depend on other tasks without them having to be totally completed