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Through tears and mud, how else?

After building ML systems in various organizations, I collected some useful kit I wrote into a single library. What you can do with this: * Save (and retrieve) model checkpoints (o…

E.g the pieces from the rows you eliminate reappear at random at the top row.

probably one needs something like lazy evaluation, so that things are only computed if needed.

Boumal was advised by Absil IIRC :) And in fact you can see this in his more modern presentation of the material.

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 …

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 …

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 :)

Author here! Thank you f1shy for sharing.

Sugoi! I imagine this approach would be very useful in learning any other language, too.

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 …

same for me now.

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.

> 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 t…