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馃専 Join Us for Weekly Office Hours! 馃専

Have questions about stdlib? Need help fixing a bug, figuring out what to do next, or just looking for feedback? Join our weekly office hours to connect with project maintainers, stay updated on the latest project news, and chat with other community members. This is a great opportunity to ask questions, share ideas, and engage directly with the stdlib team.

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UTC Tue 08-Sep-2026 16:30 (04:30 PM):

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    Office HoursIssue announcing office hours and soliciting associated agenda items.
    on Sep 1, 2026
  2. DivitJain26 commented on Sep 8, 2026

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    1. I had a doubt regarding find, findIndex, and filter benchmarks for array/uint64 and want to confirm the convention.

      array/uint32 uses a zero-filled array with a v > 0 predicate, so nothing matches and the full scan is measured; it also adds a separate ::this_context: benchmark for the thisArg overload.

      array/complex128 uses a predicate that matches the first element, so it returns immediately and doesn't measure the scan, with no thisArg benchmark.

    2. Should number/int32/base/signbit check if the provided value is a 32-bit signed integer?

    3. Discussion on has-equal-values.

  3. 0PrashantYadav0 commented on Sep 8, 2026

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    Discuss Issue #1088 and my approach( I鈥檝e outlined my proposed approach in the issue comments and would appreciate any feedback before moving forward )

  4. teddygood commented on Sep 8, 2026

    @teddygood

    I'd like to discuss stdlib#15106, particularly the choice of Highway, the reusable native runtime build, and the opt-in setup with SIMD_BACKEND=highway.

  5. manit2004 commented on Sep 8, 2026

    @manit2004

    Request review on #14415
    Discuss about stringarray implementation

  6. ujjwalv01 commented on Sep 8, 2026

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    1. Pre-existing test Failures(dsort): I've encountered some test failures in blas/ext/sort/test/test.js while working on my PR for blas/ext/base/ndarray/dsort (#14957). I've verified these failures are pre-existing on develop ;. They stem from a gap in nullary-strided1d-dispatch-factory, which doesn't throw an error when a broadcast-incompatible sortOrder (e.g., shape [4] or [2,2,2]) is passed with a generic dtype input of shape [2,2] when using gsort as a fallback. Should I fix this as part of my current PR?

    2. Guidance on PR #14921: I would appreciate some guidance on my current approach for C implementation ;

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