Paresh Mathur

@lurch I don't read the documentation that way. I have been monitoring my CPU and GPU temperatures for a week now and they are always different values. A degree Celsius...

@bennuttall I am willing to spend a bit more time and even include frequency and voltage related information as described in this page https://www.maketecheasier.com/finding-raspberry-pi-system-information/ I don't know why anyone will...

Just a suggestion, we should also enumerate which other libraries we are going to provide functionality too. Like diffimages discussion which is on going.

I don't know too much about the code, but simple debugging tells me there are 6 gradient functions These have special definitions - Indexing.jl x2 - monotonic.jl These call the...

Now that #414 is finished, how do we rewrite the upsampling functions? Going through the NNLib code, it seems like now that we have chainrules integration we can just rewrite...

I have read that page and I think I get it, a bit. But I was wondering if we should rather write them as simple functions using interpolation objects. Like...

I dont know what the kernel system is in NNLib (not familiar with that codebase at all). But I was thinking I can replace the code for upsample_nearest and its...

Ok I may have biffed my last commit. It should work now and the doc string is correct now. So for example we can now do, ```makefile (langchain) rick@MSI:~/langchain$ make...

And both `test` and `tests` entry points are updated. I don't know why they are two different things though, they are running the exact same command. And `tests` doesn't even...

I realized as a side effect I can also do this to run all tests in a folder. It's recursive too. ```makefile (langchain) rick@MSI:~/langchain$ make test test_file=tools/ poetry run pytest...