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marvinalone | 3 years ago
And yeah, Tango is a lot like a build script. In fact, I used to manage my experiments with Makefiles. Tango is better though. Results don't have to be single files, and they don't have to live in one filesystem either, so I can run the GPU-heavy parts of my experiments on one machine, and the CPU-heavy parts on another. The way you version your code is better than what Makefiles can do. You have actual control beyond file modification time. And of course, there is the whole Python integration stuff.
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