It has one of the more confusing interfaces I've seen, and operator overloading just makes it worse. Numpy, on the other hand, is fairly straightforward and intuitive (and to be fair, a much simpler tool).
They basically created a DSL within Python. It's a total nightmare unless you're someone who uses it in notebooks every day (and it's impossible to typecheck)
It has one of the more confusing interfaces I've seen, and operator overloading just makes it worse. Numpy, on the other hand, is fairly straightforward and intuitive (and to be fair, a much simpler tool).
They basically created a DSL within Python. It's a total nightmare unless you're someone who uses it in notebooks every day (and it's impossible to typecheck)
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