Andy Ferris

Yes - I was thinking the same. :)

To expand on that, it hasn’t been updated for the recent versions of Julia, and even on older versions it was incomplete in terms of reaching its goals. We would...

> Sorry could someone clarify what "this" refers to here? This package, or else the idea that this package represents? I haven't read it yet, but I'm supposing your #10?

It was, in fact, born stillborn - around the same time as the version of Julia that “broke” it. It’s not really functional without `add_backedge!` which I only learned about...

Umm... traits have been designed to be single-level at the moment in traitor. So you have an abstract trait class and a bunch of concrete traits that inherit from it...

The casting of 0D arrays to scalars at the end of broadcast has been bothering me too.

What’s the relationship between `broadcast` and linear algebra?

Honestly, I never much liked that `Number` has container semantics (that seemed to be a purely pragmatic decision to ease certain parts of the implementation in `Base` but results in...

The theory is that Julia linear algebra works also with nested arrays, so you can have a static array of static arrays of numbers. It’s similar to how a mathematician...

OK, what I had in mind was this: ```julia julia> using StaticArrays julia> m1 = rand(SMatrix{2,2}) 2×2 SArray{Tuple{2,2},Float64,2,4} with indices SOneTo(2)×SOneTo(2): 0.403896 0.410033 0.262563 0.15044 julia> m2 = rand(SMatrix{2,2}) 2×2...