Clojurians Log v2

@neo2551 Although I don't use Windows, Neanderthal worked for me on Windows when I tried it there without any special GPU setup other than installing GPU drivers and CUDA, which is provided by Nvidia as an automatic installer. For AMD/OpenCL it was even easier: as long as the drivers were installed (a click-through process), everything was available to Clojure/Neanderthal. Of course, YMMV, but there was no need for fiddling with the environment or any special setup in my case.

I wrote a quick blog on the hugging face gpt2 interop stuff https://gigasquidsoftware.com/

and here’s a repo to go along with it https://github.com/gigasquid/libpython-clj-examples

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Hello, anyone could run libpython-clj in Windows? This asking about python3.6m with python3.6.m.dll?

what is this m version?}

Oh my, I started the spaCy tutorial yesterday - I used Python for 10 years but now that I got used to the REPL, it was super frustrating to go back to typing into a file, then running the code from the command line. Not to mention that for every section that involved loading the medium English dataset, I had to wait 15 seconds, every single time!

I can see the value of doing the interop with libpython-clj now.

@orestis you also have a repl in python (less powerful) or you can try Jupiter

Yeah I’m not defining functions in Pythons repl :) Jupiter is on my list of things to try.

@fabrao - Good question. That is the standard python shared library used by conda and cpython distributions. I imagine it has the same name on windows.