gormanc

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by gormanc 4mo ago
Entering the SmarterChild economy
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by gormanc 8y ago
ooo I'm moving back to Boston in a month or so and this is right up my alley :)
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by gormanc 8y ago
According to the website ( https://vectordash.com/hosting/ ) they use a highly isolated Ubuntu image, so the person hosting the service shouldn't have access to the VM with your model or data on it. It would be nice
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by gormanc 9y ago
Visual Studio Code with the LaTeX Workshop addon is definitely my favorite LaTeX editor. The integration with the Chktex linter, latexmk, git, and all that jazz just makes it so much easier to focus on writing. For research management I had
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by gormanc 9y ago
Hot damn this has got me all giddy. How will this work on single node multi-GPU systems? For example, with PyTorch you have to either use threading, multiprocessing, or even MPI. Can you think of a not-too-scary way to use eager execution w
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by gormanc 9y ago
For installing it, yeah pip is great too, but for building conda includes third party tools and libraries and stuff. e.g. in order to use the MPI backend for PyTorch's distributed processing you need to build it yourself and conda just
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by gormanc 9y ago
Not yet! I'm not using convnets or backprop or anything so I don't think it would be beneficial that way, but you could get something similar to what I'm doing by looking at Fritzke's Growing Neural Gas[1] [1] http:&#x2
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by gormanc 9y ago
Hell, being able to effortlessly switch between PyTorch and Numpy/SciPy/sklearn/skimage has been so helpful for the project I'm working on. That and I have tensors in later layers whose shapes depend on the training of t
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by gormanc 9y ago
I love that PyTorch kind of went all-in with anaconda. Building it is so much easier than TF! I'm a recent convert but it's dang good.