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Hi @daevem, the issue for windows has not been resolved. I don't see the issue with same name `dynamics` in linux environment. ```python import torch from lava.lib.dl import slayer device...

Hi @ParsaOmidi, the issue has not been resolved for Windows. It's a pytorch issue with compiling extensions for windows. For your linux system, it looks like cuda compile library is...

@ahmetakman Thanks for contributing the tutorial :). I have a few comments/suggestions on `run.ipynb`. I would like to point you to the existing `lava.proc.io.dataloader.SpikeDataLoader` for _spike input_ and `lava.proc.io.sink.RingBuffer` for...

@ahmetakman here is a brief description about RingBuffer sink. > `lava.proc.io.sink.RingBuffer` just stores the data it gets in its input port. The size of the Ringbuffer is defined by the...

> @bamsumit So far I have been implemented netx support (and some tests) for for rf.Dense, rf_iz.Dense, rf.Input, and rf_iz.Input. Is this sufficient for a PR or is it also...

@Michaeljurado24 got it. Don't worry about git lfs now then. I'll convert them once it is merged. Combining the tests is okay. They are already tested on the main lava...

Looks good @Michaeljurado24 Thanks for the contribution.

Hi @GoHeFa, it looks like your PyTorch installation does not support RTX3090 (cuda compute capability 8.6, i.e. sm 86). This is from your error message ``` NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090...

So are you able to run lava-dl with `torch 1.10.0+cu113` or not?

I would try re-installing nvidia driver and nvcc compiler for `cuda 11.3` and try again (currently you have them at 11.6 and 11.5). If that does not work, I am...