KumaTea

> Does it help a little if you provide the `count` parameter and provide the maximum supported amount of `200`? > > IE: `tweepy.Cursor(API.friends, count=200).items()` > > But not doubt...

Hi! I also failed to build v2.5 [about a year ago](https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/issues/49209), and I think it might be a bug of this version...

> you have provided the whl of v2.5.x That's just a [placeholder](https://github.com/KumaTea/tensorflow-aarch64/releases/tag/v2.5)... A year ago [linaro did release 2.5.x wheels](https://github.com/KumaTea/tensorflow-aarch64/commit/b6eed46457331ecb6301fd8085c5049884b50253#diff-59d707a51af6d3a9b9b5dc5b26f0e8e1e4aea40be2ee7c39d22b064906f6ac9e) but they are now removed from their server and I...

I'm afraid that v2.2 is too old to find a prebuilt wheel. You might need to compile it yourself. Note that you are probably using an Apple M1 Mac, so...

Hi, I just reproduced the error. `matplotlib` does not depend on `torch`, so I executed `pip install -v matplotlib` to see detailed log. It shows: ``` ... creating tmp gcc...

Hi, > I want to install PyTorch v1.0.0 on my Jetson TX2 but I cannot find any available in this repo. Am I missing something? Yes, the oldest version this...

Hi. This project aims to support all ARMv8 64bit processors, so the chips you mentioned should already be supported. As for the NPU, PyTorch itself does not support GPUs other...

> thanks for your reply. you mean the soc may be already supported by this project , but without the NPU computing enhancement? Yes. However some boards may contain proprietary...

Hi. Currently PyTorch wheels for Python 3.6 - 3.9 are installed from the official PyPI source. It's very likely that the PyTorch team used some enterprise cloud VM with ARM...

Hi, thank you for your replies! I just tried your sample code on Python 3.8 (official wheel) and Python 3.10 (wheel from this repo). The results are: On Python 3.8,...