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RaptorDotCpp t1_j0zttgc wrote
Reply to comment by vprokopev in [D] Why are we stuck with Python for something that require so much speed and parallelism (neural networks)? by vprokopev
You'd still use vectorized functions in C++ though, just because they're faster for doing algebra
RaptorDotCpp t1_iznoyl6 wrote
Reply to [P] I made a command-line tool that explains your errors using ChatGPT (link in comments) by jsonathan
It's wrong though. range does not return a list. It has its own sequence type.
RaptorDotCpp t1_irdp90e wrote
Reply to comment by nullbyte420 in [P] We released a new open-source library for metric learning! by Zestyclose-Check-751
Part of the left | of the M, and the tail of the kittycat
RaptorDotCpp t1_irapeau wrote
Reply to comment by NotASuicidalRobot in [D] What is left after machine learning takes over creative endeavors? by NotASuicidalRobot
Other people can make art. Does that stop you from making art yourself? No? Then why should an AI creating art stop you?
RaptorDotCpp t1_j5u0yxq wrote
Reply to comment by mgwizdala in [D] Self-Supervised Contrastive Approaches that don’t use large batch size. by shingekichan1996
Gradient accumulation is tricky for contrastive methods that rely on having lots of negatives in a batch.