The thought that went through my head at several points in the beginning sections of the book was, "If you copy from yourself, is it still plagiarism? I fell in love with Cheryl Strayed after reading Wild and Dear Sugar, so I was looking forward to consuming everything I could get my hands on. When reading "Wild," this particular section affected me so much that my husband stopped what he was doing (in the middle of playing an MMORPG, and that, ladies and gentlemen, means he thought it was an emergency) to come to the bedroom and investigate why his wife was bawling like the world was ending. It was the glorious writing in this book that kept me reading, even as I put it aside every night saddened and unsure if I wanted to continue reading. This was my first "real" CS book, and I knew going in that it was her first novel, and very autobiographical.

sugar is so much loved, so much justly loved, that her readers are flocking to her books and her articles to read more by her.is the advice Teresa Rae Wood shares with the listeners of her local radio show, Modern Pioneers , and the advice she strives to live by every day. En ocasiones he tenido que parar y respirar para continuar leyéndola pues se trata de un libro que llega al alma y con la cual es imposible no verse representado con alguno de sus protagonistas. Deploy a PyTorch model using Flask and expose a REST API for model inference using the example of a pretrained DenseNet 121 model which detects the image. Walk through a through a simple example of implementing a parameter server using PyTorch’s Distributed RPC framework. I understand flawed characters, but there was nothing remotely likable about any of them, including their relationships with each other.

When I started reading the novel, I had to check the cover a couple times to see if I had put down Torch and accidentally picked up Wild instead. It was only after reading the post that I noticed the reviewer's name -- one of my favorite authors! This is not your typical mother/wife/best friend-dies-of-cancer-sob-story (a la Beaches or Terms of Endearment). It's about a mother who dies of cancer at 38 and how her family falls apart and does horrible things to each other in the aftermath, and how they start to rebuild their lives and relationships afterwards. It was so painful to listen along as a family from the same neck of the woods as my own went through the horrible process of losing a loved one, as parts of my family are doing right now, that I almost gave up halfway.

The amazing truth is that, while I read this book, I never for a single second thought to myself, "This is a story.