unhandyandy

Same problem on Ubuntu 20.10 and Firefox 83.

Splatting is very inefficient. ``` julia> @time subs((a + b)^2,d) 0.000040 seconds (18 allocations: 328 bytes) (a + b)^a julia> @time subs((a + b)^2,d...) 0.115859 seconds (448.00 k allocations: 22.925...

I get this with emacs 26.3 on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS.

Yeah, it would be nice to have guide to the language used to write problems. I got it running, I'll try the test suite next time I have a chance.

On the bigred200 HPC at IU. It successfully solved the first example problem. I used python3 v. 10.

I ran the tests, and all passed except the last one, lm_inference_test.py, which failed with `ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'jax'` which seems strange, because the jax library is right there...

Strange, because it evidently loads OK when alphageometry.py is run in solving an example problem. What's the difference?

OK, but I'm not getting an assertion error, I'm getting ModuleNotFoundError. Also, it's actually the penultimate test that fails, alphageometry_test.py. Apparently that's the first one that loads jax?

Sorry for the confusion: I'm also iub-organizing-collective.

I just meant it solved all the problems in examples.txt. And yes, I should have clarified that running the tests inside virtualenv fixed most of the errors, but not the...