DumPy: NumPy except it's OK if you're dum
DumPy is an interface for (Jax's version) NumPy that tries to avoid all the endless sharp corners.
Installation
pip install dumpy-numpy
Or if you use UV and you want to play around without creating an environment, try this one-liner:
uv run --with dumpy-numpy --with ipython ipython
Example usage
import dumpy as dp
A = dp.Array([0,1,2])
B = dp.Array([0,10])
C = dp.Slot()
C['i','j'] = A['i'] + B['j']
C
This results in
Slot([[ 0 10]
[ 1 11]
[ 2 12]], shape=(3, 2))
More details
See dynomight.net/dumpy for full details.
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