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PyTorch Internals: Ezyang's Blog
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Re: PyTorch Internals: Ezyang's Blog
#32Also interesting in this context is the PyTorch Developer Podcast [1] by the same author. Very comforting to learn about PyTorch internals while doing the dishes. [1] https://pytorch-dev-podcast.simplecast.com/
i think the problem w the podcast format (ironic for me to say) is that it assumes a lot higher familiarity with the apis than is afforded by any visual medium including blogs
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Re: PyTorch Internals: Ezyang's Blog
#33Also interesting in this context is the PyTorch Developer Podcast [1] by the same author. Very comforting to learn about PyTorch internals while doing the dishes. [1] https://pytorch-dev-podcast.simplecast.com/
i think the problem w the podcast format (ironic for me to say) is that it assumes a lot higher familiarity with the apis than is afforded by any visual medium including blogs
Agreed, but I'm still very happy that some people try. I'm really not that much interested in the weather or listening to idle chit-chat, and for some reason most podcasts seem to focus on that.
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#34Edward taught a Programming Languages class I took nearly a decade ago, and clicking through here I immediately recognized the illustrated slides, brought a smile to my face
Me too, he was great. Tried his darndest to help me understand Haskell monads.
Re: PyTorch Internals: Ezyang's Blog
#35Edward taught a Programming Languages class I took nearly a decade ago, and clicking through here I immediately recognized the illustrated slides, brought a smile to my face
He was really nice in Stanford's CS 240h. He helped me better understand Safe Haskell and GHC internals.