It's great for commuting: fits large laptops in sleeve, has space for 2 mugs on each side (coffee and water), and has 2 support straps (chest and waist). It's also good for hiking and travelling. I've had mine for 4.5 years and it still going strong.
For some reason, I love reading stories about Bell labs. Even though I wasn't alive back then, I look at it with nostalgia. Richard Hamming's "You and your research" talk is awesome and gives a good perspective about how the environment used to be back then.
Are you guys looking for Windows devs to contribute or help maintaining it? I'd be interested in helping out if I can. I currently use Chainer, but I'd like to try pytorch
It's great for commuting: fits large laptops in sleeve, has space for 2 mugs on each side (coffee and water), and has 2 support straps (chest and waist). It's also good for hiking and travelling. I've had mine for 4.5 years and it still going strong.