Sam

The `.show_value(false)` idea makes sense, the only slight catch would be smooth change detection. 1. Code sets `value = 0`, `show_value = false` 2. User interacts with the control, and...

There are two things that jump out to me as being desirable here, although I'm not sure whether either is feasible. 1. It would be cool to be able to...

No it doesn't, I specifically need these individual ranges. I've solved it using the generate in 0..

As it's an unusual case, I thought an example might be interesting, so this is a simplified version of my actual code. ```Swift // Demo, actual values come from config...

> Exclusive systems for example will get a &mut Universe instead of &mut World Is this overly restrictive in terms of blocking all worlds at once? I can imagine scenarios...

> @SamPruden can I ask how you went with this? I'm about to look into a workaround for this myself. Bad news I'm afraid. When I submitted this I was...

I've been having a little play to see how doable this is. I've got the basics of Numba for CPU working. ```Python3 import jax import jax.numpy as jnp from jax...

That's interesting @josipd! It looks like we've done roughly the same thing, although you've done a bit more towards an API - mine was only a technical exploration. I have...

That's interesting @mblondel. I was almost wondering whether CPU support is even worth doing, but clearly from your use case it is. It sounds like it's definitely worth tidying my...

I'm currently blocked on [this Numba issue](https://github.com/numba/numba/issues/6535) and a few other fiddly bits trying to wrangle Numba into doing what I want. This hack may prove more trouble than it's...