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Hey @sah4ez did you add this, do you need help?

OK. Will investigate. P/S: you can just do this `a.SetAt(i, it.Coord()...)`

Yeah. So think of it as this: `A` has `(2,3,4)`. That means the MAXIMUM coordinate is `(1,2,3)` - it helps if you think of the maximum value being `A[1][2][3]`. As...

I'm currently trying to work thru your comment. Will take a while. Things I'll definitely check on is the weird formatting issue. Can you share the code that created that?

the common trick to that is to create the `gorgonia.org/tensor` directory, and then git clone your repo into that directory. That's really more of a Go issue than anything. What...

OK.. so I had a look at it. Your code could be fixed by this: ``` import ( . "fmt" t "gorgonia.org/tensor" ) func main() { a := t.New(t.WithShape(3, 3,...

The solution for the iterators to return current coordinates would be to also have a copy of the current coordinate. Copies are a lot cheaper than the `%` that is...

I'd love some input on what should be a better option

which link? (sorry for being dense)

Please also review the notes in the PR message above and give me an idea what the plans are wrt handling bad inputs.