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You can already call whichever APIs you like from a Raspberry Pi. This announcement must be about doing something new on the Raspberry Pi (for instance, compili
by weberc2 10y ago
You can already call whichever APIs you like from a Raspberry Pi. This announcement must be about doing something new on the Raspberry Pi (for instance, compiling TensorFlow to ARM if that isn't already supported). Perhaps the use-case is a fleet of Raspberry Pis?
- intoverflow2 10y agoLike a lot of things on the Pi this might just be a PR stunt and be about as exciting as a sanctioned way to call APIs. Remember when Wolfram came to the Pi? Runs too slow to be of use for anyone but it ships with every copy of raspbian. >Perhaps the use-case is a fleet of Raspberry Pis? This would be a waste of money, I know they're cheap but for a space that is working on GPU power anything CPU based isn't cost effective at all.
- ben_w 10y agoThis may be a dumb question, but… The Pi does have a GPU. Nothing amazing, but better than the CPU. Given this is public knowledge, why is the GPU being ignored in comments like yours?