Vikash
Vikash
Since the behavior of batchnorm is different for training and inference we need some way to test for both. One possibility is to add a test that calls `forward_mut` multiple...
Also, I have been pretty busy recently, so I would probably wait for https://github.com/coreylowman/dfdx/issues/163 before taking this on again.
@AkshitaB I get similar timings with your inputs But if you change your input shapes to this ```python vocab_size = 50265 batch_size = 64 pred_seq_len = 150 tgt_seq_len = 787...
This seems like it would be useful for redirect uri for some OAuth2 flows as @system32uwu mentioned. Currently is there anyway to handle 3rd party OAuth authentication from a Tauri...
@tgolsson what do you mean when you say that this only partially resolves https://github.com/python-poetry/poetry/issues/4885 This should solve it right since you say > Also, it removes all errors from querying...
@charliermarsh Comenting on your question from https://github.com/charliermarsh/ruff/pull/289#issuecomment-1263866024 here since it's a more relevant thread. > What does it take to enable others to use the LSP from VS Code and...
Yep. As long as you have good language server support following the protocol. The people working on the editors will automatically start working on a client if the server is...
The LSP specification https://microsoft.github.io/language-server-protocol/specifications/lsp/3.17/specification/ is actually very readable unlike most specifications if you want a reference Additionally something to consider is that all language servers will have different capabilities that...
Oh, I didn't know about tower-lsp before. It seems like a pretty useful abstraction. The protocal itself is not that hard to implement as can be seen from the prototype...
The cursor actually freezes. Screensharing does seem to work more reliably in Chromium based browsers but I could reproduce it on chrome too but only rarely. Firefox seems to reliably...