Alexander Nozik

Just got the same confusion with `tensordot`. It obviously is a basic operation.

Dot is one of the most time-consuming operations. So it will require some work to do it properly. I am experimenting with KMath wrapper for tensorflow lazy operations, so I...

Both these approaches compare renderers without any knowledge about the object being rendered. If we are talking about generic, it probably would be better to provide an actual object for...

What is possible is to add a renderer for `Job` and `Deferred` objects, which invokes `runBlocking` under the hood. It is also possible to add a Notebook-wide scope instead of...

No objections against the second one. My point was it should not be a top-level function. As for the first one, they should not be two receivers of the same...

You do not need to have any special support to launch Swing applications from Jupyter. Just create a frame like you do from a regular Java application and it will...

Compose desktop currently works on top of Swing. So you can launch it in Swing pane. If you want to write composable functions themselves in the jupyter, it probably won't...

Providing styles and events via modifiers could be really ugly, but we can actually work around that in the following way: ```kotlin class StyledButtonProps{ fun css(builder: CssBuilder.()->Unit){...} fun props(builder: ButtonProps.()->Unit){}...

React props are not the kotlin way because they are part of how untyped JS world works. But providing everything via modifiers is not Kotlin way as well. For now,...