Reference from TensorFlow: https://www.tensorflow.org/api_docs/cc/class/tensorflow/ops/matrix-band-part

This op is used by the Music Transformer model.

Part of our strategy for supporting elixir is by using the mix compiler located in lumen_elixir (abstr_out branch).

The format this emits is abstract erlang (.abstr), different from the regular erlang code used by the normal frontend (.erl).

In libeir_syntax_erl there is a [separate frontend](https://github.com/eirproject/eir/blob

Right now the usage is just install instructions, should add a quick code snippet on loading a game 😄

When following along going through the readme, at first I couldn't get the code to compile. Going through the source code, I found out that I also needed the following using entries in _Imports.razor for it to compile:
@using Blazor.Extensions for the BECanvasComponent and
@using Blazor.Extensions.Canvas.Canvas2D for the Canvas2DContext.

This mismatch between the code and the read

Would be great if we didn't have to answer that dialog every time we upload a game. It's kind of annoying.

Should make an "Upload to Collection 📚" and "Upload & Play 🎮" Buttons respectively

I was so confused because the doc state that I should use ILocalStorage but in my package installed from Nuget there is no such thing. I checked the source code and see ILocalStorage is there but have no idea why I can't use it.

Turned out the Nuget official release is still at 1.0.0 (I see there are 2 preview versions now), and there is an update 3 months ago that change it.

I think the

In this Advanced.razor there is a placeholder to show off some more advanced features of the package. We should consider providing some.

This doc should include:

• What is the purpose of each crate
• What are the dependencies between the crates
• How to build all crates

Perhaps should use petgraph crate to represent the graph, adds a bit overhead, but makes underlying algorithm and analysis clearer.