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untrimmed ◴[] No.45248154[source]
As someone who has spent days wrestling with Python dependency hell just to get a model running, a simple cargo run feels like a dream. But I'm wondering, what was the most painful part of NOT having a framework? I'm betting my coffee money it was debugging the backpropagation logic.
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zoobab ◴[] No.45248972[source]
"a simple cargo run feels like a dream"

A cargo build that warms up your CPU during winter while recompiling the whole internet is better?

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1. surajrmal ◴[] No.45249917[source]
It has 3 direct dependencies and not too many more transitively. You're certainly not recompiling the internet. If you're going to run a local llm I doubt you're building on a toaster so build speed won't be a big ordeal either.