Hi all,

Just a bump in case it was missed. I would appreciate a response.

Thanks,
Daryl

On Saturday, 15 February 2025 at 19:30:21 UTC+1 Daryl wrote:

> Hi everyone!
>
> I'm Daryl, a third year mathematics and computer science student from the 
> National University of Singapore, currently doing an exchange semester at 
> EPFL. I also have some substantial experience with Python development, most 
> notably as a (formerly active) core developer of the mathematical animation 
> library Manim.
>
> I'm most interested in the RUBI and benchmarking projects. The wiki states 
> that the main issue is performance; would a project on this involve 
> rewriting the code generation to target something like CPython, or are 
> there other ways of optimizing the code in pure python? If the main thing 
> taking time is MatchPy, would it involve optimizing MatchPy or integrating 
> SymPy with MatchPyCPP?
>
> For the benchmarking project, I have some experience with setting up 
> self-hosted runners on GitHub actions for Manim, where we set up ARM-based 
> VMs on Oracle Cloud to test that Manim runs correctly on ARM architecture. 
> I was not directly involved in setting up the Linux environment, but I 
> believe that it's something I could learn through the progress of the 
> project.
>
> I'm currently taking courses in Sobolev spaces and interactive theorem 
> provers, so I would also be interested in projects involving these topics 
> (generalized functions, and potentially an experimental project integrating 
> with a proof assistant). However since the semester has not yet started, 
> I'm not familiar with the specific uses this knowledge could have within 
> SymPy.
>
> Looking forward to hear your thoughts on these ideas!
>
> Thanks,
> Daryl
>

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