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It is named after Prof Satyendra Nath Bose. A physicist and true polyglot from pre-independent India. He was in his twenties when he figured this out. Of course never really received any larger fame, as is customary for Theoretical scientists from South East Asia (well most of the time) but if anyone is interested here is the story - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satyendra_Nath_Bose

Thanks for letting us know

same here. I am from India

Is the source code available? When I go to the the GH I see that the project is archived. Am I missing something here?

To give you an example

a = torch.randn(100, 5000, 8000)

%%timeit

torch.einsum('b i j -> b j i', a) ---- > 5.3 µs ± 11 ns per loop (mean ± std. dev. of 7 runs, 100,000 loops each)

%%timeit

a.transpose(1, 2) ---- > 1.16 µs ± 3.9 ns per loop (mean ± std. dev. of 7 runs, 1,000,000 loops each)

Tensors were not put to GPU. These are CPU based result.

Tried a few sets, went until 2000, 3000 and the time gap between the two results remains more or less constant!... Not sure how to interpret it.

I don't have a fb account. I am very happy about that :)

A bit more context can be found here. It was very enjoyable as a video https://youtu.be/WLkMBMUk48E

Use it and love it. I believe that table plus (or similar ones) are nice and cool, but for me, DBeaver is very powerful and useful piece of software. It may not look cool sometimes, but it gets the job done. And it has a lot of connectors. Plus it is free! I can't expect more.

I did it myself. Just two months and half back I joined back a company I left in 2018. I left the company to work on more machine learning related projects and now I joined back as a senior DS. I really feel good about this move and I am happy I did it.

tree-sitter is a great framework. I have used it quite a bit in past. I even created a small library on top of it, called tree-hugger (https://github.com/autosoft-dev/tree-hugger) Really enjoyed their playground as well.

Would love to try this, but I am using Ubuntu :( Do you think a Linux version will be out sometimes soon?

This made my day! Thank you so much :)

What is funny is that there are still people who can not see what this Evil is doing to the country

Thanks for the comments. The Author here. I know the article does indeed lack depth. But on the other hand, I have a precise goal in all the articles I write for this newsletter. I just want to introduce some concepts, which are not commonplace, very briefly. so that you can read in an email, in 2-3 minutes max. I try most of the time to point out to the original documentation so that anyone curious to know more can follow and learn the details.

What do you think about this approach?

(That is kind of why I named the newsletter as `Python's Byte` :) )

Really nice. Is the source code available?

There was a slight glitch while viewing the site from mobile. Sorry if you faced that. Fixed it.

K. K Leuva The Asur: A study of primitive iron-smelters

An excellent account on this subject focused on the life of a small population who achieved state of the art in this thousands of years ago.

Totally loved it!

Can you please give the link for subscription?

really cool. Love the idea.

Hello All,

Here is our first demo showing first version of our model detecting docstring and function association.

If you want to know more please visit - https://github.com/autosoft-dev/code-bert

Please share your feedback. We are really keen on understanding how can we help developers.

Being Senior Developers, we want to give back to the amazing community.

Here is little demo of codeBERT - https://youtu.be/oDqW1JHmaYY

codeBERT is trying to predict if a certain function and its docstring are associated or not.

Thought about sharing it, I guess it is interesting in this context

I hate it! Simple

Hello,

We have released CodeBERT few days ago and now we make available the first in a series of notebooks to show different aspects of it. We will also provide fine-tuning and other types of notebooks soon.

If you have any questions, please post it here. I will do my best to answer your questions.

Happy coding!

I didn't know about this one. Thanks!

Very welcome :) The original author here. If you have any comments please do share. Hope you will like this little one. We have plans to add support for other languages and more APIs soon

Great work! Thanks a lot. Can we get somekind of "brew" integration for Mac users as well please?

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Besides all the capitalist and efficiency debate, I grew up buying and reading books from here. I used to know many of the shop owners personally. It happened several times that they kept a particular book on the side for me to see it first. As they happen to know my liking and reading habit. I could even bargain, in those days when money was scarce. I have fond memories of walking down those streets in hit summer afternoon browsing through thousands of books and pondering what to buy. Thanks to those stalls I got introduced and could read world literature, philosophy, science ... I will be extremely sad to see it gone! Please, if anyone is listening, please stop this.