Problem torch.compile() shows an impressive ~2x speed-up for this code repo, but when applying to huggingface transformers there is barely no speed-up. I want to understand why, and then figure out how TorchInductor can also benefit HF m...
Why Python Feels Hard Too Much at Once: Learning new concepts can be overwhelming. Not Enough Practice: Understanding a concept is different from using it. Debugging: Fixing errors in code is a skill that takes time to develop. Tips to Improve Go Slow: Focus on one concept at a time. Pr...
Remember, learning ‘C‘ is a stepping stone to understanding many other programming languages, and its influence on the software we use every day is undeniable.
Understanding the difference between the old and new systems. Going through the complete automated browser testing cycle while using the same input. Measuring the output of a newly developed system as compared to the old system. Reporting bugs (if any are found) to the development team. Verify ...
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I used to take Pythonistas at their word that they didn’t actually need strong, static compile time type checking. That was before I spent over a year writing Python more or less full time. I am constantly blocked by not understanding which variables have which types. I am frequently spe...
Not necessarily - some databases are designed to be case-insensitive by default (meaning "hello" and "Hello" would be treated as the same word), while others are designed to be case-sensitive. How can I check if my database is case-sensitive?
* deployable proxy HTTP API (I don't need this) * a solution for caching (that could be interesting, but I don't need this, I'd rather do it myself if I need it) * support function/tool calling when available * routing to the right LLM (I am not interested, and if I need it...
#2 Jul 18 '05, 07:29 AM Re: Why learn Python ?? "Bicho Verde" <bichoverde@sap o.pt> writes:[color=blue] > And also I don't know exactly why would I learn Python rather than C#, > C++ or Perl. Basicaly I don't know where to start, if there is much to do or > if...
(HTML) provide the structure and content of web pages, they are not designed for creating dynamic web applications. To add interactivity and dynamic behavior, you would typically use scripting languages such as JavaScript or server-side languages like hypertext preprocessor (PHP), Python, or Ruby....