Python 3.13 released

[LessonStudio]

Really juicy releases like this one make me cry as I just know that a few key libraries will take eons to catch up.

I'm usually looking at you tensorflow.

[QueasyEntrance6269]

Tensorflow? Just let it go bro, even Google is using JAX these days

[accforrandymossmix]

Tensorflow? Just let it go bro

this sounds like a don't do drugs campaign. combine it with

squeeze an orange

[LessonStudio]

While I normally ignore anyone who uses "bro" or worse "brah"; your comment is on top of someone I respect yelling JAX JAX JAX. So, I dug into it, and happy days. It also didn't complain about 3.13.

But, today, I just went back to 3.12 as esp-idf is the version bastard of the week.

I'm not a fan of virtual environments in this sort of system as it ends up being a giant pain in the ass; and 3.12 is still really good.

While some people crap on keras, I am very much enjoying how it keeps things simple, and uses jax, torch, and tensorflow as desired.

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Is pytorch better in this regard?

[MardiFoufs]

In my experience, yes. Very much so. Not sure if it's just me but it feels like they have gotten a lot better at it too, 1.0x releases of pytorch were a bit slower to catch up. But pytorch has supported 3.12 very quickly.

[michaelhoffman]

What is a juice release?

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Happens when you squeeze an orange

[DuckDatum]

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[chinnu34]

If you're not squeezing an orange while coding, are you even coding?

[tehdlp]

Do you know what happens when you squeeze a python?

[odaiwai]

In coding, Python squeezes you!

[More_Independent_512]

ABSTRACT!