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[09:36:31] <inariksit> odanoburu: aha, yeah that makes sense! so variants {} is an empty linearisation, not empty string
[09:36:51] <inariksit> the same [PredVPS] in the linearisation would happen if there just was no lin PredVPS defined
[09:37:12] <inariksit> thanks for your emails, hope someone answers!
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[10:51:40] <esg> inariksit: is there a preprint version of your nlcs paper that one could read?
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[12:55:32] <inariksit> esg: yeah, I'll just update numbers and stuff and I can publish it soon
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[16:30:05] <e3928a3bc> hello!
[16:57:17] <e3928a3bc> I don't understand why I can glue strings to the result of the `vars` oper, but can't seem to use it in a case expression..
[16:57:57] <e3928a3bc> this works: cc (vars "exint" "extinguid") + "o"
[16:59:46] <e3928a3bc> but this doesn't: mkPass (vars "extinto" "extinguido"), where mkPass is defined as here https://gist.github.com/odanoburu/a03239d024310ff0df233743d16f8ec4
[17:16:37] <e3928a3bc> I'm confused about the outputs of > cc vars "oi" "tchau" ++ []
[17:16:39] <e3928a3bc> and > cc vars "oi" "tchau" + []
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[19:19:40] <inariksit> e3928a3bc: interesting!
[19:19:44] <inariksit> this is as new to me as to you
[20:00:37] <e3928a3bc> I wonder if this behaviour is intentional, because my hack/fix might stop working if it isn't..
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