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Narew
8y ago
that remember this so much https://xkcd.com/1597/
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Optimizing brand content with AI
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9y ago
The lastest example I found is Redis, they use Skip List for their Ordered set. [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1171468 [2]: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45115047/why-redis-sorte..
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I cannot agree with you more. The last time I look for build a bazel project with external dependency it was messy and undocumented. It was to use Tensorflow and Opencv in a standalone C++ code, tensorflow use bazel by default.
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A Sneak Peek into Dynamic Neural Networks
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9y ago
In my opinion, the real deal with Pytorch or Chainer, there are similar than numpy API. So the learning curve is flat. The NN construction part and gradiant part are specific but all the glue is regular python unlike Keras, tensorflow ...
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9y ago
PyTorch use the same backend as torch (cutorch for GPU ...) But PyTorch use almost the same Python API than Chainer. On this point we can say PyTorch "copy" Chainer.
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9y ago
Not more users than Tensorflow. But maybe more user than other dynamic deeplearning framework (PyTorch, Gluon, DyNet...)
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Recently there is more and more initiative to have standard format in deeplearning environnement. dlpack for tensor format ( https://github.com/dmlc/dlpack ) onnx for saved NN ( https://github.com/onnx&#x
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Unlike Keras and Tensorflow, Gluon is Define-by-run Deeplearning framework like Pytorch, Chainer. Network definition/debugging/flexibility are really better with dynamic network (define-by-run). That's why Facebook seem to u
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CocoaPods: How to distribute protected code
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Why Choose MXNet for Deep Learning?
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Our first scalable and distributed architecture for Computer Vision
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