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marco_z
9mo ago
Through tears and mud, how else?
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Show HN: Lightning-extra, cloud-native plugins for PyTorch Lightning
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marco_z
10mo ago
E.g the pieces from the rows you eliminate reappear at random at the top row.
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marco_z
2y ago
probably one needs something like lazy evaluation, so that things are only computed if needed.
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marco_z
2y ago
Boumal was advised by Absil IIRC :) And in fact you can see this in his more modern presentation of the material.
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marco_z
2y ago
Good pointer! I did know about CVXPY but haven't used it yet. Though in requiring everything to be (log-)convex it constrains the user programs quite a bit, but I imagine it would have worked in this case because the objective is linea
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marco_z
2y ago
It's incredible how many algorithms can be made differentiable end-to-end. E.g. in https://arxiv.org/abs/1905.11885 "Differentiable ranks and sorting using optimal transport" they show how a relaxation o
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marco_z
2y ago
Yes, the problem can now be solved efficiently with a scikit one-liner, but the aim of this post was more speculative rather than beating the benchmark :)
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marco_z
2y ago
Author here! Thank you f1shy for sharing.
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marco_z
2y ago
Sugoi! I imagine this approach would be very useful in learning any other language, too.
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2y ago
An interesting connection between combinatorial optimization and differential geometry. And some Pytorch too, because when all you have is a hammer.. I built most of this one year ago, but only now managed to write it up. I enjoyed the chan
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2y ago
same for me now.
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marco_z
2y ago
Hi there, while the word list will help, I think plugging an LLM to a user-facing form is still a very, very bad idea, especially if this is meant for children.
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3y ago
> you could ship logs into Splork, then let it ingest that data into FlorbHut, and then use a frontend like Glorply to search logs Seriously though, is there a single OSS product that does all of this ? Like, for a small multitenant app