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How to tame your Jax: Navigating TPU VMs with TFRC in 2021 https:// github.com/google/jax/iss ues/2108#issuecomment-866238579   …

I felt a little scared too at first. And I like Pytorch so much that I even tried to port Pytorch to Tensorflow ( https:// mobile.twitter.com/theshawwn/stat us/1311925180126511104   … ) just so that, since I was forced to use tensorflow, I could still use pytorch. But jax isn't so scary. Do you know numpy? Then you know jax.

Nice! A lot of people will find this useful. Have you thought about writing a blog post on the topic? Maybe including a small (but computation-heavy) application, with a link to a GitHub repository/gist.

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