This is very cool! I went through the first chapter of sicm last year, but in scheme. Great to see this library ported to clojure, I'll use it if I try going through the rest of the book. Anything you need help with?

Hi @UQ4RJ22EA! that's awesome, would love your feedback. That's a good Q - it depends on what you're interested in. The bigger aim I've got is integration into Maria.cloud, a vision I describe here: https://roadtoreality.substack.com/p/the-dynamic-notebook

so one answer is, there are lots of pieces of the library that I've found really rewarding to work on. if you have a hunger to learn about functional numerics in Clojure, I can help you navigate , and there is a LOT to port from scmutils (not used by the book but very cool) that would be awesome. reverse mode automatic differentiation would be another I'd love help on

another answer is, I had completed many of the exercises for the project in scheme, and plan on porting them to Clojure, and then putting them into Maria: https://github.com/sritchie/sicm

so that would be great. But this is only a good answer if you're interested in the guts of the library, or going farther with the book!

lmk if you do any more of the book, and would love feedback on the Clojure port if you do try it. Thanks again!