It blows my mind how much effort people, particularly python ml people, put into creating, training, blogging, promoting their github repo and then give so litt

It blows my mind how much effort people, particularly python ml people, put into creating, training, blogging, promoting their github repo and then give so little thought to whether anybody will be able to use it. You're lucky if you get an incomplete and unversioned requirements.txt and no mention of what python version was used. If it requires conda, just give up. You might get an injunction to "install pytorch" and you're on your own.