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Do you have a link?
by lambda_garden 3y ago
Do you have a link?
- mi_lk 3y ago[flagged]
- lambda_garden 3y agoI wouldn't describe that as "maliciously attacked PyTorch"
- mi_lk 3y agoSure, yet that's one tweet and his tone is pretty telling if you ask me. Disregard if you don't believe, I'm not making it up
- foobarqux 3y agoBased on the evidence you provided the only malicious attack is your own.
- the__alchemist 3y agoI encourage you to reread the Twitter posts in question, your post here, and evaluate, as if you were a disinterested third party, if it still makes sense.
- mi_lk 3y ago[flagged]
- itishappy 3y ago[flagged]
- andy99 3y ago> PyTorch fanboys > But the PyTorch community is something special The context and request for civility makes sense and makes it look less like and attack in context. Implying that it's some characteristic of pytorch users is a bit more damning. Trolls are out there, I don't think it's using a particular deep learning framework that makes them more trollish, implying otherwise isn't constructive.