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@sergey-oplavin thanks for offering your help! I think we got stuck on either creating the correct configuration. There is already a package registered on Sonatype (https://issues.sonatype.org/browse/OSSRH-61669), which I believe was...

@sergey-oplavin Just wanted to check with you if you recognize the following authentication error when running mvn deloy? https://s01.oss.sonatype.org/content/repositories/snapshots/io/cryptolens/cryptolens/1.24-SNAPSHOT/cryptolens-1.24-20211117.134324-1.pom.asc  I will look into it more, but I just wanted...

@sergey-oplavin Yep, that was done. I followed the following tutorial: https://central.sonatype.org/publish/publish-maven/# I will double check that the folder is correct, etc. It might be that IntelliJ does not find the...

@sergey-oplavin I have the configuration that you listed above, but it appears that when I authenticate on https://s01.oss.sonatype.org/, I get an authentication error:  I will look into how new...

@furesoft this is actually a good idea. me and an @napen123 thought about this and focused our efforts on https://github.com/MathosProject/Mathos-Project/tree/master/RubyInt, a Ruby based interpreter that aims to make access to...

A fun thing we could do is to attempt to write a scripting language and then enable core library related features. There seems to be many LL(1) parsers out there,...

the problem with the current parser is that there are very few token types (everything is treated as a string mostly). it would be better to expand the types of...

Just want to share our previous language design file: https://github.com/MathosProject/Docs/blob/master/languagedesign/Language%20Referencev3.pdf I suppose the language should be functional (not purely functional though) and imperative

a good h value(for the double type) is in the order of 10e-14. Now, the current method uses forward differentiation, however, it's better to switch to centered differentiation instead. The...

example in GO: ``` func Derivative(x func(x float64) float64, point float64) float64 { const h = 1e-14 //not sure what to take here. Anyway, I think our derivative function has...