S.Y. Lee

I think that python developers are making backward incompatible changes to tokenize. They have given some options like to vendor in the old tokenize.py, or implement python version agnostic tokenizer,...

There are some other set of test failings which involves parenthesis and juxtaposition of integer and strings ```FAILED sympy/parsing/tests/test_implicit_multiplication_application.py::test_implicit_multiplication - File "", line 1 5x ^ SyntaxError: invalid decimal literal...

How difficult is it only to support `1x, 2x, ..., 10x` than `0x`. I don't think that `0x` is necessary syntax we need to support though.

I don't think that we should relax the stylish changes globally for the stuff what was decided before. But I think that its worth thinking about sympy as monorepo if...

In my opintion, I don't think that it's the best answer to use `kwargs` anyway, it's better to use `TypedDict` to make sure that implementations can interpret every options there,...

My opinion is that that could workaround to using `dict` in linters though. The linters may be able to recognize the nontriviality between it and `dict` and `{}`

> The beauty of options is that it can be reused on multiple function calls. On my module, inside test files there are hundreds if not thousands of occurrences where...

Anyway, my opinion is still I can't get the clear advantage of deprecating this in terms of the type theory of python. > As the number of *Series classes is...

Unfortunately, keeping the duplicate methods introduces worse redundancy. I don't consider deprecation 'warnings' to be a huge burden or such, especially if the migration efforts are not difficult, and I...

I'd be more interested in the capability of having new algebra capability, than utilities in automatic differentiation However, I'm not sure if it is a good idea to automatically coerce...