labml.ai
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deep learning reference
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How HN took it
2 positive, 2 neutral or asking, 1 mixed, 0 critical, out of 5 comments about the project. Thread score +0.27.
Idea: 2 for, 0 against
The thread, comment by comment
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positive neutral or mixed critical about another commenter or something else the maker
What HN said
What people liked
Side-by-side notes make the code clear and easy to follow
From 2 comments
This style of documentation is called literate programming, and you should go and google about this term and the various implementations for various widespread programming…
ktpsns on HNI don't think this qualifies as literate programming, at least not in my book. Yes, it looks nice and everything but from my point of view OP just moved regular code comments to…
codethief on HN
Implements recent papers such as kNN-LM, Feedback Transformer and Switch Transformer
From 1 comment
In their Transformer section they have implementations of: ``` - kNN-LM: Generalization through Memorization - Feedback Transformer - Switch Transformer ``` Which are all from…
timohear on HN
Could link arxiv paper text to implementation
From 1 comment
Something like this could be incredibly helpful with arxiv articles: being able to pin-point a fragment of text or a formula to the actual implementation. This could save so much…
axegon_ on HN
Objections
Commenting style is not really literate programming; mostly moved comments to a sidebar
From 1 comment
I don't think this qualifies as literate programming, at least not in my book. Yes, it looks nice and everything but from my point of view OP just moved regular code comments to…
codethief on HN
Some comments just restate what the code does
From 1 comment
I don't think this qualifies as literate programming, at least not in my book. Yes, it looks nice and everything but from my point of view OP just moved regular code comments to…
codethief on HN
Requests
Implementation for autoencoders
From 1 comment
Anyone know if this exists for Autoencoders?
misiti3780 on HN
Questions
How does it compare with Weights and Biases
From 1 comment
The parent project, LabML, looks interesting. Anyone have any experience with how this stacks up against Weights and Biases?
sooheon on HN
Alternatives named
Weights and Biases
From 1 comment
The parent project, LabML, looks interesting. Anyone have any experience with how this stacks up against Weights and Biases?
sooheon on HN
Jupyter notebooks
From 1 comment
This style of documentation is called literate programming, and you should go and google about this term and the various implementations for various widespread programming…
ktpsns on HN
Redis codebase as literate programming example
From 1 comment
I don't think this qualifies as literate programming, at least not in my book. Yes, it looks nice and everything but from my point of view OP just moved regular code comments to…
codethief on HN