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From what I see, still no 3.11 support — Same for Tensorflow which won't ship before Q1 23.
by marban 4y ago
From what I see, still no 3.11 support — Same for Tensorflow which won't ship before Q1 23.
- joelfried 4y agoWho is still supporting Windows 3.11?
- sairahul82 4y agoIt’s python 3.11 :)
- robertlagrant 4y agoGuido works for Microsoft, so Python 95 will be out soon.
- fatneckbeardz 4y agoi hear that it has sockets built right in. no more Trumpet.
- sgt 4y agoSpeaking of Guido, be sure to check out the podcast with Lex Fridman. Guido is such a down to Earth guy.
- itgoon 4y agoI'm going to skip Python ME.
- minimaxir 4y agoIt's not a huge deal, as the speed improvements in 3.11 likely wouldn't trickle down at the core PyTorch level.
- black3r 4y agobut if you do some data pre-processing or post-processing in python, that would be affected by 3.11 speed improvements... or if you have a pytorch based model integrated into a bigger application as just one of many features, there are still some devs who prefer monoliths over microservices....