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in perl, what are the accepted terms for the script one invokes on the command line vs. the files that script requires?
I write perl scripts that require other perl scripts. The "require"d scripts contain subroutine definitions. (I am not yet at the level of writing my own package or module; I just require fi...
Jacob Wegelin
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Is there any reason for using the word "column" in the context of one-dimensional tensor?
Consider the following statements from the chapter named Tensors: Multidimensional arrays from the textbook titled Deep Learning with PyTorch by Eli Stevens et al.
Let’s construct our first PyTorch t...
hanugm
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Are they called "environment" or "environmental" variables?
I've always used the term "environment variable", but I have a well-informed colleague who consistently says "environmental variable".
Which one is correct?
Jonathon Reinhart
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Is a downstream/upstream dependency the same depender/dependee?
Sometimes I read the phrase "downstream dependency/ies" and "upstream dependency/ies" of a software component.
When talking of a software component X, saying "X has a dependen...
Enlico
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