Théo Lepage

Ph.D. student in A.I. @Sorbonne_Univ_ @EPITA → Learning Robust Representations for Speaker Recognition with Self-Supervised Learning

[Simo Ryu @cloneofsimo]

I wrote a custom c++ dataloader and im getting 2000 images/sec with 4 threads
Im very frustrated to see my reference pytorch implementation so slow, to a point i feel like something is straight up wrong with my implementation which ive been doing for past 5 years

is there hidden config for https://t.co/eHkxTeuvL1.DataLoader that im missing that can fill this gap?

[Alec Helbling @alec_helbling]

I added a guide to the repository for my project ManimML, which is a tool for visualizing neural network architectures and algorithms using only python code.

It is built on top of @manim_community which was started by @3blue1brown.

Link: https://t.co/HkDSDoBoDf

[Alec Helbling @alec_helbling]

I added the ability to visualize activation functions to my tool for animating neural network architectures with python.

It is built on top of the @manim_community library.

Code: https://t.co/HkDSDoBoDf

[Christoph Reich @ChristophR1996]

Ever faced a "memory leak" in your @PyTorch data loader? (I did🥲) @ppwwyyxx has an amazing blog post on demystifying RAM usage in multi-process data loaders. Check out his post: https://t.co/Dav5XQ3MMn🚀

[Andrew Ng @AndrewYNg]

I’d like to address the serious matter of some newcomers to AI experiencing imposter syndrome, where someone wonders if they’re a fraud or really belong in the AI community. Lets build a community that encourages and welcomes everyone. https://t.co/mWi5hy4D3p

[Horace He @cHHillee]

Eager mode was what made PyTorch successful. So why did we feel the need to depart from eager mode in PyTorch 2.0?

Answer: it's the damn hardware!

Let's tell a story about how the assumptions PyTorch were based off of became untrue, and why PyTorch needed to evolve. (1/10)

[Sebastian Raschka @rasbt]

Have you tried @PyTorch's new DataPipes, yet? I just put together an article illustrating how they work:
"Taking Datasets, DataLoaders, PyTorch’s New DataPipes for a Spin:"
https://t.co/wnHQM2Itz8

[Daniele Grattarola @riceasphait]

Can't stop thinking about this pic.

"Human experience of space and time in the physical world."

[Eureka! by RJ Blin-Stoyle, 1997]

[Alsacreations @alsacreations]

Minimator est un éditeur graphique minimaliste basé sur une grille de points https://t.co/WytYlfD2SH avec des lignes et quarts de cercles. Parfait pour de petites icônes.

[Jia-Bin Huang @jbhuang0604]

How to write clear and concise sentences?

Getting ready to write up your very first research paper? Writing a paper could be daunting, particularly for non-native English speakers. 😬😬😬 How can we avoid common mistakes in technical writing?

Check out the thread below! 🧵

[Jia-Bin Huang @jbhuang0604]

How to write a paper that looks like a good one?

You worked super hard and did great research, but somehow the reviewer 2 just doesn't buy it. Why? 🤔

It's probably because your paper does not look like a good paper *visually*. 🙄

How? 👇👇👇 #AcademicTwitter

[🔎Julia Evans🔍 @b0rk]

my new zine "Bite Size Bash" is out now! You can get it here for $12: https://t.co/1DZiKMuhkv

[Grafikart @grafikart_fr]

Découverte du jour, quand vous mettez le lien d'une MR en cours en commentaire dans votre code. Github vous prévient par mail quand elle est accepté. Pratique !

[Brooke LeBlanc @brookeleblanc]

me rn

[Quentin Durand-Moreau, MD 🇺🇦 @qdurandmoreau]

Un papier très important vient de paraître dans @TheLancet . Il s'agit d'une analyse comparative internationale passionnante des politiques menée contre la COVID.
Je vous en fais un thread ci-dessous (même si je vous recommande la lecture intégrale)

https://t.co/QF8pY4ewKq

[Brian Roemmele @BrianRoemmele]

Consider the “Beach Animals” created by Theo Jansen as a fusion of art and engineering.

These kinetic structures walk on their own and get all their energy from the wind.

https://t.co/PHjrdsJxj5

[Microsoft @Microsoft]

Mentally, we're here.

[Tom Warren @tomwarren]

I always think of my toaster when I review products. This is how you design a product for humans: