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How not to do ML open-source library development: 1. Clone existing packages, almost feature-by-feature. Possibly copy source code. 2. Arrogantly claim your clone is better than the original. Spread FUD about other libraries. 3. Claim others are copying you (projection much?)
4. If ever called out, attack, harass other developers. Maybe also send a few anonymous insult emails? If this description fits you, please stick to investment banking or cryptocurrencies. Open-source is obviously not for you. And may not be the financial bonanza you expect.
Sounds very Trumpian?
Did he block you yet? :D
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what is he referencing? I don't seem to be up to speed
Sorry for unpopular opinion, but this uncalled Light-ish library IMHO is more convenient and required less tribal knowledge to be used by typical Pytorch user.
I think this was more about their new lib, Flash and poor marketing claims around it.
Lol twitters algorithm injected this into my feed as a topic on “open source” and all it could find was this stupid drama. Please, Twitter, stop using algorithms, I don’t follow accounts like this for a reason.
The guy created Keras, he's hardly a drama stirrer. And when someone goes against the ethos of open source it's important they are called out or else the "open source" topic you're subbed to won't exist long.
This is very frustrating. Some idiots steal my codes, and some kids at my school steal other people's codes. But they don't even use FUD, and I reverse engineer it to reveal its stolen codes. I even know where they copied them and ready to report. 
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