Yeah, that'll work when papers stop being accepted/published/paid attention to unless the author's publish a container/image, or at least an environment.txt fil

Yeah, that'll work when papers stop being accepted/published/paid attention to unless the author's publish a container/image, or at least an environment.txt file listing out all dependencies, and a Python version. I'm working through this now, actually, trying to reproduce some research from last year, and between fixing things that changed between Pytorch 0.3 and 0.4, and cleaning up some of hte underlying data, I've wasted a couple of days (the fixes were easy; figuring out what caused the problems in the first place, not so much).