I made my account on a server that a personal friend span up. Said friend deleted it on a whim after a few months after not using it much, not really aware of the implications. Personal connection was not the issue…
Some of the techniques improve over linear scaling of the baseline models. For example, from the article: > Conditional computation avoids applying all model parameters to all tokens from the input sequence. [CoLT5]…
Indeed not, so it's not a full replacement. I'm not entirely sure that I like the idea of an "if let" variant creating bindings that escape the visual block, but I'd probably get over it.
I ran into this the other day, and it took me a moment to realise that I could just use `matches!`: // want to do this if not let Some("pattern") = val { doSomething(); } // can instead do if !matches!(val,…
Here is one (recently created) that operates on the whole program rather than a single function: https://crates.io/crates/no-panics-whatsoever
I made my account on a server that a personal friend span up. Said friend deleted it on a whim after a few months after not using it much, not really aware of the implications. Personal connection was not the issue…
Some of the techniques improve over linear scaling of the baseline models. For example, from the article: > Conditional computation avoids applying all model parameters to all tokens from the input sequence. [CoLT5]…
Indeed not, so it's not a full replacement. I'm not entirely sure that I like the idea of an "if let" variant creating bindings that escape the visual block, but I'd probably get over it.
I ran into this the other day, and it took me a moment to realise that I could just use `matches!`: // want to do this if not let Some("pattern") = val { doSomething(); } // can instead do if !matches!(val,…
I ran into this the other day, and it took me a moment to realise that I could just use `matches!`: // want to do this if not let Some("pattern") = val { doSomething(); } // can instead do if !matches!(val,…
Here is one (recently created) that operates on the whole program rather than a single function: https://crates.io/crates/no-panics-whatsoever