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[D] Do you obsessively watch your models train? (alien.top)

submitted 2 years ago by TehDing@alien.top to c/machinelearning@academy.garden

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I find myself watching tensorboard more than working- just wondering if others who have fallen into this pattern have words of advice wrt productivity

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[–] adventuringraw@alien.top 1 points 2 years ago

I read this 'do you obsessively watch your model train' and I was thinking for a sec this was a weird ADHD hobby post or something, meant for people who build model train dioramas and like to sit and watch them more so than add to them. (Not that I'm subscribed to any subreddit like that...).

Probably thought that because I was just thinking about a timer circuit I'm working on in Factorio for my train logistics system, and... I do like seeing the trains run around, when they're not running my inattentive self over at least.

Anyway. Yes, sometimes it's tempting to watch the machine move, whatever it is you're engineering. But that's part of the challenge of being an engineer I guess. Back to building (for my work, haha. The factory must grow, but only after hours).