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Re:What Every User Should Know About Mixed Precision Trainin... by olives on Friday March 15, 2024 @05:21AM (#39713615)
Is it just me or does the font on the pytorch website look incredibly strange? (I'm on chrome)
Re:What Every User Should Know About Mixed Precision Trainin... by Shrezzing on Friday March 15, 2024 @05:50AM (#39713787)
At 100% zoom on Firefox and Edge, the tops & bottoms of lower case letters have some very strange thinning/bolding going on. The top of the `e` char in "Syed Ahmed" is thinner (maybe 1px in height) than the lower curve of the same `e` character (maybe 3px in height). It looks like they have different font-weights for the top and bottom of the characters somehow.

Zooming in to 125% the effect goes away, and the font-weight at the top and bottom appear equally thick.

Re:What Every User Should Know About Mixed Precision Trainin... by blitzar on Friday March 15, 2024 @06:11AM (#39713923)
Same for me at 100%. Something to do with pixel sizes etc making it look like is drawn with roblox.
Re:What Every User Should Know About Mixed Precision Trainin... by atomlib on Friday March 15, 2024 @05:44AM (#39713747)
You mean adrenochrome? Looks normal to me. Edge and Firefox, Windows 11.
Re:What Every User Should Know About Mixed Precision Trainin... by keithalewis on Friday March 15, 2024 @08:43AM (#39714888)
It is incredibly strange that you are asking the question here instead of asking the pytorch website maintainers.
Re:What Every User Should Know About Mixed Precision Trainin... by hatthew on Friday March 15, 2024 @06:47PM (#39721476)
Yeah I'm getting that on windows, but not mac (both chrome, standard low-ppi displays with no scaling).