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How quickly is Swift progressing for Deep Learning? In this podcast, Jeremy Howard (https://www.fast.ai/ https://www.fast.ai/ ) also sounded excited about Swif
by melling 7y ago
How quickly is Swift progressing for Deep Learning?
In this podcast, Jeremy Howard (https://www.fast.ai/ https://www.fast.ai/ ) also sounded excited about Swift:
https://lexfridman.com/jeremy-howard/ https://lexfridman.com/jeremy-howard/
- mark_l_watson 7y agoThanks for the link for Lex’s interview. I watched it last week, a fascinating conversation. Jeremy is teaching a class with the Swift version of TensorFlow, which I experimented with but setup on my Mac sometimes worked, but a update broke it for me.
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- lostmsu 7y agoIf you want static typing (mostly) on your TensorFlow, and are willing to explore a new language, I am making https://losttech.software/gradient.html https://losttech.software/gradient.html - basically .NET binding to the entirety of TensorFlow. If you want functional, it works with F#, but syntax is a bit worse due to the lack of DLR support. See samples: https://github.com/losttech/Gradient-Samples https://github.com/losttech/Gradient-Samples