André Szabolcs Szelp

`einsum` would be very nice too for concise, ergonomic and less error-prone aggregations.

But can't the (algorithmic) implementation (ie. implementing it "well and optimize[d]" be mostly lifted over from numpy or tensorflow? I'd assume they put some thought into that already? (No, I...

In a thread I on the mailing list I presented a case for not implicitly unioning not olny _top level_ objects, but also any node. In the particular case it...

Hi, Chris, I don't know how you preprocess the code.world "simplified" language, but I guess you do to transpile the language using parentheses for functions calls to standard Haskell. I...

This comment is assuming the suggested target error message is dynamic, referencing the actual input string, rather than static with a fixed example of "0.6" vs "60%": Again, we are...

You can pass through the inner walls and colour blocks. That's fine for this quick example. However, when you run into the edges of the outer blocks, a runtime index...

@Muntaner, I'd imagine creating densely connected subgraphs with hidden layers cateters very well for placing them close via the physics engine. You can have physically active (present) but hidden edges....

```` 1:8| import >*< as Set from 'set' ```` Adding the column number after the line number seems fair, but a marker in the line distracts as now you have...

I have used the "virtual header" feature, but then it picks up the "# " as part of the first field, even if it is set as the comment sign....

Transferring this note from ZuriHac discord hereto: https://github.com/oofp/Beseder -- Library for typesafe state machines. Make impossible state transitions impossible and more