nurpax

A fun quote from the paper:

”We also challenge you to improve these results. With modern methods, we have now exceeded LeCun et al.’s 1998 accuracy (MNIST images 9,930 correct, ours 9,949), on a computer from 1982, so perhaps we can again move the needle a few years forward?”

The same can happen with C malloc/free too.

AR?

It’s not just you. Python seems to suffer from Python-specific ”tutorial sites” being SEO’d above Python’s official docs. I don’t know what it is about the Python documentation that lowers its rank on Google search results. In general, not a big fan of Python docs.

This field contains the worker-specific seed:

    torch.utils.data.get_worker_info().seed

So I guess something like the below (untested!) could work too:

   worker_init_fn=lambda id: np.random.seed(torch.utils.data.get_worker_info().seed)

Yup, especially as you often need to access dict's with foo["field"] and you get a syntax error if the f-strings is also f"". JavaScript backtick syntax doesn't lead to this extra syntactic friction.

Inline images would be great too (bitmap or svg). There’d be a lot less need for something like jupyter if you could show images in the shell.

Looking forward to trying out Linear. I'd really love to use a tool with good performance and offline support! Your website looks slick and lovely too.

Alas, the e-mail sign up seems to take a while to send the registration link e-mail. When I got the e-mail after maybe 5-10 minutes of waiting, the sign up link had already expired. :( It says "Verification code expired. Please request a new one." I did, but the same thing happened.

The download page says only macOS is currently supported. Electron supports Windows and Linux quite well - any ETA on when you will be adding these platforms?

I’d like to think so too. It’s hard to actually understand how Docker works by reading their documentation.

Everything looks so simple.. and it magically runs on macOS and Windows too. No wonder people think it’s some sort of a VM.

At least static sites on places like GitHub pages need client-side analytics as you cannot access their logs.