I’m imagining hobbyists or people interested in taking on side projects. People interested in getting more involved in this area. If someone is an unusually great fit, for a fairly small project, we might be able to provide funding.
Almost all of this could be done outside our codebase. Just make an NPM package, or even just get something working in ObservableJS or similar. Post to the EA Forum, or just tell us.
I think of these as similar to other open EA-related lists of problems. In our case, we can use many of these solutions in Squiggle, but I think even if we don’t, they might well be useful for other EA-related JS/probability projects in the future.
I think the main constraints, for people with some analytical background, is enthusiasm and time. Many of these could be attacked by someone clever and sufficiently motivated—but it would take some time (especially for polish and testing, if you can do that part).
Again, if you might seriously be interested, I’d be happy to chat. We have a related Slack that could be a good fit, or we could do a video chat—let me know which might interest you.
Good questions!
I’m imagining hobbyists or people interested in taking on side projects. People interested in getting more involved in this area. If someone is an unusually great fit, for a fairly small project, we might be able to provide funding.
Almost all of this could be done outside our codebase. Just make an NPM package, or even just get something working in ObservableJS or similar. Post to the EA Forum, or just tell us.
I think of these as similar to other open EA-related lists of problems. In our case, we can use many of these solutions in Squiggle, but I think even if we don’t, they might well be useful for other EA-related JS/probability projects in the future.
I think the main constraints, for people with some analytical background, is enthusiasm and time. Many of these could be attacked by someone clever and sufficiently motivated—but it would take some time (especially for polish and testing, if you can do that part).
Again, if you might seriously be interested, I’d be happy to chat. We have a related Slack that could be a good fit, or we could do a video chat—let me know which might interest you.