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I'm happy you mentioned that, because this highlights a very important difference: Your IDE would show you all "Saver" files in some checkout of Tensorflow, rig
by sillysaurusx 6y ago
I'm happy you mentioned that, because this highlights a very important difference: Your IDE would show you all "Saver" files in some checkout of Tensorflow, right? But you usually don't want to see the latest version of Tensorflow. You want to see the current version that's installed, which is somewhere under /usr/lib.
I haven't found any IDE that can easily and effortlessly do that.