> I don't even know what vector addition should look like.
I think you're trying to imply you're inventing something new and racket enables you to explore... But what I read (as someone with a PhD in deep learning that has worked on sparsity) is you actually don't know the prior art and you're using racket as an excuse to reinvent a whole bunch of stuff that already exists in plenty of mature libraries in more mundane languages (including python/pytorch). Which is of course fine for personal growth but please don't oversell racket as a "superpower" - to wit I can manipulate any part of my stack too because it's all written in cpp.
I once replaced IEEE 754 floating point numbers in a model by balanced ternary floating point numbers.
It took me 20 minutes.
Tell me how you'd do that in cpp?
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