I'll be interested to learn what you learn! Would love to catch up.

Your language of mental representations makes good sense to me. I think I've enjoyed this sequence because it helps me discover and build that representation.

I don't even look at the code (and it's usually way bloated), but once the shape of the project solidifies, I'll essentially start over from scratch and dive into the code myself. I'll still use AI, but it's my code this time.

Oh sick, these make a lot of sense to me, and I love your approach. I've found AI-assisted coding especially useful for prototyping, iterating when I can't quite articulate what I want yet but I'll know it when I see it.

Also hi !

What sort of things do you want to learn?

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Glad to share a copy if needed!

Really the paper should be entitled Lie algebras as bivector algebras

Are you familiar with Doran et al's paper, Lie groups as spin groups? That last isomorphism may inform the story there, where Cl(n,n) takes center stage.

oo i see

did you do it?

i had to poop!

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