Dear Harvey -
Could you add your code (and notes, as comments) into a file in the
examples directory? From there, it can be refactored into various
places where it belongs (unit testing, to continue to confirm
speedups, etc).
In general, if you have code (real or wished for) that you want to
run, put it there (top level examples directory) and then we can
refactor into various places. I made the mistake early of trying to
do too much without experimenting first, and ran into chaos.
best,
-tony
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-tony
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