Unofficial PyTorch Discord Server

LeoSilverSlash: <p>Hello, I have made a PyTorch discord server as there didn’t seem to be one.</p>
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  <p>Check out the PyTorch community on Discord - hang out with 2 other members and enjoy free voice and text chat.</p>


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<p><strong>Why create a Discord server?</strong><br>
Discord is a massively popular platform. There are official servers for many programming languages and tech communities on discord. For instance the Python discord server has over a 100,000 members. Rust, Typescript, and many more languages have servers as well.</p>
<p><strong>Why join a chat server?</strong><br>
Because a live chat is fundamentally different from a forum and serves a very different purpose. It’s more casual, relaxed, and most importantly fast paced.<br>
Most people, if they have a quick question, would probably prefer to ask in it a chatroom and get an answer within a few minutes as opposed to creating a new post on a forum.</p>
<p><strong>Why not slack?</strong><br>
As mentioned before, discord is great for community servers. There are several communities that migrated from slack to discord in the past because slack simply could not support servers with 10k+ members (at least a few years ago).<br>
Discord has a great user interface and it’s easy to quickly browse through several servers.</p>
<p>I only created the server because I couldn’t find one and I really really like discord as a platform. I am happy to give an Admin role to any moderator here, and even to transfer server ownership to the PyTorch team if you want.</p>
<p>A discord server is only useful if there’s lots of people online and active at any given time so let’s see how this experiment goes:</p><aside class="onebox allowlistedgeneric" data-onebox-src="https://discord.com/invite/eNSRmh92XT">
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