David Chiang

I linked to that particular comment because it was about the difficulties of dealing with Overleaf templates. My takeaway from it was that we should simply maintain a public Overleaf...

> And now I see that we link there in the Github README: https://www.overleaf.com/read/crtcwgxzjskr. I very dimly remember that to avoid creating O(n^2) links, I asked for everyone to link...

> Here are a few more weird things about the current method of sharing via a non-template Agreed on all of these. I imagine that even non-editors would be worried...

It's great that they were so responsive! I wonder if it makes sense for someone (@mjpost?) to communicate with them further about (a) whether they can stay perpetually synced with...

The existing .bst file indeed can sense the eprint field, so it's too bad that the auto-generated entries from arXiv were changed.

+1 for `\citeposs`.

In #2243 @mjpost writes: > Here are all the language codes we've used. > de-DE deu eng fra no-NO pt-BR zho It seems we have a mix of BCP-47 and...

That looks good to me. It's pretty close to numpy.einsum's alternative interface.

Hm, I suppose an argument against `i->ii` is that it's not the inverse of `ii->i` (trace).

Oh, good news -- your einsum already works on Boolean tensors. So nothing needs to be implemented. (But maybe it should be documented?)