Reinforcement Learning: From Zero to State of the Art with Pytorch 4
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Re: Reinforcement Learning: From Zero to State of the Art with Pytorch 4
#12Hate to be that person, but - If you can go from zero to SOTA from a web tutorial in anything less than, I don't know, a year, then the field is severely underdeveloped. But let that be an opportunity: what it really means is that the field is quickly growing and there aren't well-established experts or leaders.
This is not the spirit that some of us want to see in HN. Efforts are always appreciated. The field is improving incrementally, in a very fast way.
Re: Reinforcement Learning: From Zero to State of the Art with Pytorch 4
#13Re: Reinforcement Learning: From Zero to State of the Art with Pytorch 4
#14Anyone got anything similar to this for deep learning?
Re: Reinforcement Learning: From Zero to State of the Art with Pytorch 4
#15Pytorch 4? Pytorch 1 is not available yet. I suppose it means Pytorch 0.4. but it doesn't sounds so good. We should leave marketing outside technical explanations. What will happen in the future when there is a Pytorch 4 and somebody find this repo?
Re: Reinforcement Learning: From Zero to State of the Art with Pytorch 4
#16Pytorch 4? Pytorch 1 is not available yet. I suppose it means Pytorch 0.4. but it doesn't sounds so good. We should leave marketing outside technical explanations. What will happen in the future when there is a Pytorch 4 and somebody find this repo?
As far as I can tell it's only the Hacker News title that mentions PyTorch 4 (in fact the repo description says "PyTorch0.4 tutorial ..."), and I think it's far more likely that that was just a typo/misunderstanding that some sort of insidious marketing technique.
Well, if it was changed because of my comment, I'm happy to be useful. If it was not changed and I dreamed it, my excuses.