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I want to stress that the vast majority of people in the Python ML open-source community are good people. Over the years, I’ve interacted (and occasionally collaborated) with people from MXNet, sklearn, CNTK, Caffe, Theano, JAX, etc -- all fantastic people…
The disgraceful behavior of some of the PyTorch devs is a rare but glaring exception.
Stay on top of it man…most of us should envy you your popularity ;-)
when you say pytorch devs it feels like you mean people who create the framework but you surely means users right?
Read the tweets yourself and tell me who you think could be writing them.
Really worth mentioning? Un peu d'humour que diable...
Sorry for that!! I had some of that when giving a talk about TensorFlow and people on chat kept posting how much better other platform is. Really "mature".
That behavior usually comes from people who are losing a battle. Is this the case between torch and tf? I’m personally a non software engineer who likes to like tf more but the proliferation of classes w/slight differences (syntax learning burden) prevents me from leaving torch.
i would say torch is winning the battle, but jax/xla may win the war
Sorry to hear that, really. Sucks energy. I enjoyed your talk with L. Fridmann a lot, thank you for your effort.
Turn it around, make use of it. Trolls unwittingly provide me w/ inspiration to improve my argument to the point they often now vanish. Someone once created a Wikipedia article on me to bash my project. I corrected it & "Wiki-hear-say" editors then removed it. Just call them A.I.
Parent company mindset.
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