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Tensorflow 1.15 for python3.. good luck finding that anymore for a Linux repo. Tensorflow needs to stop breaking their entire codebase every 10 or so minor ver
by suifbwish 6y ago
Tensorflow 1.15 for python3.. good luck finding that anymore for a Linux repo.
Tensorflow needs to stop breaking their entire codebase every 10 or so minor versions and also make their archived versions for all OS readily available. Do a pip3 install tensorflow==1.15 just for an illustration of what I am talking about.
There are hundreds if not thousands of extensive code TF projects on GitHub that are now almost completely useless because the libraries they require are not readily available. Sure you can use them as a template to translate into TF 2 but as a keeper of an important open source library, tensorflow team has been far less than diligent at making sure projects containing their code do not break as tensorflow pushes out updates.
- unishark 6y agoHave you tried installing it through anaconda? I was using tensorflow 1 (1.14 maybe?) just a few months ago (once I realized tensorflow 2 was running twice as slow for some reason). I think there are some really big projects that still can't use tensorflow 2. But I certainly agree with the frustration with google breaking everything. If I wanted to use Chainer (or for that matter Keras) I would just use that. I don't need tensorflow to imitate it for me and break the alternative approach I was using.
- MichaelBurge 6y agoTry the "tensorflow/tensorflow:1.15.0-gpu-py3" Docker container. Most Linux distributions support Docker, and Nvidia's been working on supporting GPU access in them.
- suifbwish 6y agoOh very nice! Thank you for this. Docker has never been my go to as I use virtualenv for most of my projects but it’s things like this that make me begin using new things.