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Yes, everything is OK with Firefox, but not with Chrome.

The engine is [pdf.js](https://github.com/mozilla/pdf.js/) 2.7.1, as you can see in [package.json](https://github.com/elias-sundqvist/obsidian-annotator/blob/master/package.json). pdf.js is supported by Mozilla and is the built-in pdf render of Firefox. Yes, that's the reason why you...

https://web.hypothes.is/blog/do-it-yourself-anchoring-and-the-evolution-of-the-hypothesis-toolkit/ : In case this link is still useful for displaying different colours in Hypothesis

Hi Luiz, Thanks for the swift reply! Yes, Cholesky factorization will be particularly useful in my case/plan for generating Gaussian random signals. Let's say we have a covariance/kernel matrix K...

Hi Luiz, I'll try to give it a go and let you know if I have any progress or give up at some point : ) Charlie

Hi Luiz, That's GREAT! please go ahead and I'm looking forward to your implementation. I haven't started my try yet...sorry Charlie

No worries at all. I was also busy with other work recently and didn't have time to explore `HMatrices.jl`. Please take your time. And *please* don't feel pressured: it's definitely...

Hi @maltezfaria , Thanks very much for the hint; I was actually trying to play with ldiv!, but the solution seems wrong. Specifically, I first compute `y=L*x1` and then compute...

I was also trying to do permutation (by stealing some code from `src/cholesky.jl`) but unfortunately still haven't made it work. The minimal and full code is here ```julia using HMatrices,...

I just figured out the following code gives the same `x1` and `x2/y`: ```julia x = randn(m) x1 = deepcopy(x) y = hchol.L*x # permute y to internal order permute!(y,...