Eduardo Pignatelli

I just bumped into this post, which is quite old, but this might be useful for other people who do the same. To differentiate between Policy Gradient methods and Actor-Critic...

Thansk @cgarciae! Sorry, I am no very familiar with the details of the philosophy, what parts does it violate? And what pattern that aligns with the flax philosophy would you...

I am joining in the conversation with another minimal example: ```python import jax def f(a, *, b): return a @ b a = jnp.ones((2, 4)) b = jnp.ones((4, 2)) print(f(a,...

> Since you used jax[cuda12_pip], you should get compatible cuda automatically. Yeah, that's why I thought the problem was not on my side somehow, thanks very much for the info....

Okay, great! Thanks, Jake!

Is there a proper way to check the location of the set of CUDA libraries that jax is loading? `TF_CPP_MIN_LOG_LEVEL=0` is not showing anything more than usual.

Sorry, I have got to reopen this. Here's the issue. Different packages both install CUDA binaries (e.g., JAX and pytorch). These CUDA binaries have different versions. Using `jax[cuda12_pip]` or similar...

Thank very much, @hawkinsp. I resorted to that in the meanwhile but JAX v0.4.23 introduces breaking changes to the API. I could access those libraries and align them, but that's...

Still having the same problem on Firefox for OSX v121.0.1 (64-bit). When dragging, in the console I get: ``` Unexpected value translate(19,NaN) parsing transform attribute. ``` at [react-dom.production.min.js:23:234](https://cdn.wandb.ai/production/node_modules/react-dom/cjs/react-dom.production.min.js)

Hi Arnaud! The reason this is in the MongoAdapter folder is because if uses the `Move` method to pull data using the HTTPAdapter and Push it using a MongoAdapter. Maybe...