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seanmor5

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    Comment #40523013

    I appreciate your response. I should not have replied in the manner that I did. I think there are many ways to make the argument against using these libraries, and all of the maint…

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    Comment #40522814

    It has always been possible to do custom transformations via Series.transform. And here is a PR adding it to dataframes: https://github.com/elixir-explorer/explorer/pull/912 - the …

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    Comment #40519181

    To be fair to the creators of “half baked” libraries, you’re comparing our work to frameworks with several years head start with the backing of trillion dollar organizations (exclu…

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    Comment #40076663

    Hey, I'm the author! All of the chapters are done, but there are still some minor updates as APIs change. It should be going to production soon

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    Comment #39465186

    Yeah the latency in my demo is definitely worse. There also seem to be some issues where it picks up it’s own audio and keyboard/mouse clicks and tries to transcribe them which lea…

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    Comment #33915691

    You can use Torchx with the `mps` device, but many ops are not implemented for mps

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    Comment #33914861

    For some of it! I was thinking more something for loading different audio encodings to Nx tensors…so doing everything up until Nx

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    Comment #33914611

    There is a project in the ecosystem that builds on top of MLIR and can target any MLIR dialect, but it is not mature enough yet. I think it would be great to see!

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    Comment #33914574

    It should not be too hard! From what I saw Whisper is similar to Bart, and we have Bart. The missing piece is a library for audio processing to tensors.

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    Comment #33914395

    No need to convert the format! Bumblebee supports loading parameters directly from PyTorch. You can just specify `{:local, path/to/checkpoint}` in `Bumblebee.load_model`

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    Comment #33913912

    We are all really into bumblebees, specifically the kind that can transform into 1977 Yellow Camaros

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    Comment #32017471

    It’s a pleasant surprise to see this shared here, I am the author of this piece. Honestly I wrote this post for myself more than anything else. I also find that my knowledge in a l…

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    Comment #26745089

    We’re working on a way to import and export models from other formats just by reading the graph into our model representation.

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