Thanks for your work on this, Sebastian.
I think there is a benefit for new users and learners to have visually
obviously-correct results for the identities. The SciPy Developer's Guide [1]
several of us worked on last week uses Snell's Law as a teaching example, and
it would now give some resu
> Well, I guess I'll be proving Nathaniel right: I would *definitely* start
> using __array_function__ in astropy - not being able to concatenate Quantity
> and other instances which use it has been a long-standing pain.
That's fair enough, but I think Matt's point still stands. Any given projec
I think that makes sense. Incidentally, I had imitated numpy's abbreviated
prefixes on various other projects until it was recently pointed out to me that
abbreviations, especially more cryptic ones like "ENH", "REF", and "MNT", are a
particularly tricky "hoop" to jump through for non-native spe
