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I noticed it is quite tricky at the moment to generate a benchmark with an unbalanced number of examples for each step.
It would be nice to have an option in ni_scenario, nc_scenario and similar to set the number of examples for each step.
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Consider:
module Speak
prepend MemoWise
def speak
"speaking!"
end
memo_wise :speak
end
class Person
include Speak
def initialize(word = "hey")
@word = word
end
def talk
@word
end
end
p = Person.new("hello")
p.talk
#=> "hello"
p.speak
#=> "speaking!"
What happens when we include modules which are using MemoWise
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Hi, great component.
Unfortunately trying the demo I get WEBGL_UNSUPPORTED whereas https://webglreport.com/?v=1 or v=2 gives me
and https://get.webgl.org gives me a rotating cube.