> Seriously, is this how Python users in the AI/ML space do things regularly!? Just make something work "once" on "my machine" with the "current commit" and the

> Seriously, is this how Python users in the AI/ML space do things regularly!? Just make something work "once" on "my machine" with the "current commit" and then call it a day? Bingo! Welcome to ML land, you are truly starting to understand. Honestly the oobabooga repo is 100x better than average. Most ML repos are one off research papers or demonstrations that barely (or don't) work on precise python environments and then are completely abandoned. Others live in dependency hell, with CUDA hell in particular being very common.