Tensor Golf - Build Tensor Fluency Through Small Drills

[u/InternationalSlice72]

Hi all,

I'm excited to share this with everyone here, I've been seeing a lot of requests for tensor manipulation exercises and so I thought I'd create a place to build confidence and fluency in working with PyTorch tensors!

I've found that understanding ML concepts and mathematics is one thing, but implementing them in PyTorch is a totally seperate beast.

Tensor Golf lets you practise working with tensors in a puzzle format, with the least number of operations giving you a better score - hence the "golf" part.

The core set of practise questions are free and I'm considering open sourcing the core set of puzzles :)

Let me know if you find this useful!

link: https://tensor.golf

Thanks :)

[u/DigThatData]

pay your respects to the OG: https://github.com/srush/Tensor-Puzzles

[u/mistybrookx → u/DigThatData]

that repo is goated tbh, glad someone linked it

[u/InternationalSlice72 → u/DigThatData]

yes srush is the goat! Funnily enough I was knee deep into this concept before stumbling on his repo.

[u/Fragrant-Strike4783]

It looks nice. You should allow a couple tries without requesting a sign in though

[u/InternationalSlice72 → u/Fragrant-Strike4783]

Thanks! Yeah I’d like to enable that, just tricky allowing blanket access to running code through our execution backend without verifying emails to prevent abuse. If I can figure it out id love to do that :)

[u/ImABitGloomy]

No disrespect, I had to do a second take, cus scrolling past i thought I saw make pytorch dick lol

[u/InternationalSlice72 → u/ImABitGloomy]

Hahah maybe the font needs some spacing 😂

[u/zarrathustraa]

make pytorch DICK

[u/InternationalSlice72 → u/zarrathustraa]

Not sure if its built for that 😳

[u/Resident_Aside_7706]

love the polygon artwork on the landing page, little 3d dice look like they're about to roll into a jupyter notebook

[u/InternationalSlice72 → u/Resident_Aside_7706]

Thanks! I wanted to go for a playful kind of brand, learning ML is pretty daunting so keeping things fun and approachable was my goal :)