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@BoxyUwU I just read through this and I wanted to just let you know that this is awesome. |
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I kind of just asborbed the new solver normalization chapter into this one because it was super out of date and seemed better to move what bits of information it had that were still correct somewhere alongside all the other norm information.
There's some lost information around the exactly impl details of the new solver 🤔 In general I would like to cover more impl details in this chapter butr I think this is a sufficiently large first step 😆