It does sound fun, but there would have to be some layer to control the amount of wackiness, or it would feel random to the point of meaninglessness, like "procedural oatmeal"?
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Is the full rendered documentation available anywhere?
https://github.com/briangu/klongpy/blob/main/docs/quick-star... links to an "API Reference" and a "REPL Reference", but the links are broken.
Not yet. I want to make an online book.
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why are so many array programming alternatives to numpy/scipy popping up recently? Is there a fundamental flaw or showstopper in numpy?
Numpy is just the backend and KlongPy has a lot more application features than Numpy. You can see something like kdb+ as inspiration.
https://klongpy.org