Hi Daniel,
I’m in 9th grade and I just wanted to say thank you. Your PyTorch tutorials really taught me the basics today. Honestly, the PyTorch loop song you shared is now stuck in my head and I don’t think I’ll ever forget it. You’ve really helped me understand everything I know about PyTorch so far.
My friends and I are now working on a project called an adaptive coding interface. It is designed to help you learn and prototype ML models faster. You can build models using blocks, get helper function recommendations based on your project, and quickly switch over to a Jupyter style notebook. It also has live collaboration and project sharing so multiple people can work together in real time.
A lot of what we are building comes from learning structured workflows like the ones you teach. I was curious, from your experience, what parts of PyTorch workflows do you think are the most repetitive or worth standardizing?
If you or anyone in the community is interested in giving feedback or testing an early version, we would really appreciate it. Just signup at aimlse.org. No pressure at all.
Thanks again for teaching me today. It genuinely made a big difference.
Hi Daniel,
I’m in 9th grade and I just wanted to say thank you. Your PyTorch tutorials really taught me the basics today. Honestly, the PyTorch loop song you shared is now stuck in my head and I don’t think I’ll ever forget it. You’ve really helped me understand everything I know about PyTorch so far.
My friends and I are now working on a project called an adaptive coding interface. It is designed to help you learn and prototype ML models faster. You can build models using blocks, get helper function recommendations based on your project, and quickly switch over to a Jupyter style notebook. It also has live collaboration and project sharing so multiple people can work together in real time.
A lot of what we are building comes from learning structured workflows like the ones you teach. I was curious, from your experience, what parts of PyTorch workflows do you think are the most repetitive or worth standardizing?
If you or anyone in the community is interested in giving feedback or testing an early version, we would really appreciate it. Just signup at aimlse.org. No pressure at all.
Thanks again for teaching me today. It genuinely made a big difference.