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## Feature Request
For the CSS property formatter or as a CSS-specific value transform (I prefer the latter, format should not be concerned much with token value changes).
```css
:root {
--m…
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It is very easy to create linear expressions in a text editor. It currently seems that a screen reader user gets tripped up in the Microsoft Word math editor. If you make a mistake and backspace or if…
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Wasn't sure which repo this belongs in. If you marginalize a discrete variable with `MarginalModel` then call `freeze_dims_and_data`, the marginalization is undone:
```py
import pymc as pm
from p…
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### Description
It should be possible to change the font (or any text property of math operators by for example
```
#show math.op: set text(font: "Allura")
$
lim_(x→∞)f(x)
$
```
but curren…
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It is likely that the accuracy of the standard transcendental functions from System.Math is overkill for this application. It might be possible to improve performance by providing an alternative impl…
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### Operating system
Linux
### Joplin version
2.13.10
### Desktop version info
Joplin 2.13.10 (prod, linux)
Client ID: 24b2a961cccf40fe8448cdc0930b6fce
Sync Version: 3
Profile Version: 44
K…
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### Related problem
At the moment, nu requires spaces around operators: `1 + 2`.
It would be nice if spaces would be optional: `1+2`.
### Describe the solution you'd like
One inspiration cou…
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# Description
- Make the editor able to process Math expression, via LaTeX or other potential syntax standard (MathUnicode, MathXML, etc.)
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We should aim at allowing math expressions in config files without resorting to eval(). eval() is horribly dangerous and yukky.
The general scheme would IMO be:
- if the target type is numeric and
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> As an aside, it would be great to have some "reflection" tools in Coq-HoTT that let us quickly solve all of these goals involving group and ring laws. I heard that the Cubical Agda lib…