Mike Boyle

It looks like julia has done all it can to solve this problem, which is really caused by the python side of things. I ran into this problem because I...

Note that the [old documentation](http://numba.pydata.org/numba-doc/0.15.1/developer/extend_frontend.html#overloading-elementary-operations) specifically discussed the overloads you'd want. But I suggest making sure such a thing is still possible before going too far down this road. Numba...

I'm impressed that it worked as well as it did, actually. As I mentioned, I've had good experiences with jitclass, especially in terms of simplicity, but also in terms of...

I've done a lot of work with HDF5 (in fact, I recently contributed to h5py), and I think it's a very good option. It's so widely used and actively supported...

I wrote up a quick comparison of the various numpy and h5py compression options [here](http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/gist/moble/a5151a555fd5ede99677147e6237e589). I constructed an array of 1000 random spinors in 6-d. In general, I don't see...

Seems like a good idea, as long as the code still uses these big tables. A few questions / comments: 1. I can't quite follow the logic. Are the big...

I really like this idea, and [your PR](/pygae/clifford/pull/35) makes it look like an elegant approach, leaving room for helpful specializations and generally more descriptive code. Now, to spitball some words...

For that purpose, I wonder to what extent the subalgebra should actually be a separate object. For example, `e1, e2, e3` in the base space are really the same vectors...

@shashi @YingboMa Given that https://github.com/JuliaSymbolics/Symbolics.jl/pull/638 has been merged, I think this is more relevant now. Any thoughts?

@shashi Tests pass locally. I added the new test at the bottom of `test/code.jl`; let me know if you want it somewhere else.