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Numerical Linear Algebra for Programmers Book Release 0.5.0 (CPU, GPU, Clojure)
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But my point it that these customers would not be protected by that license, since they'd be using the code of other contributors without license, so they'd still be potentially open for extortion by hundreds other entities (I sup
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In that case, who would pay the new "owner" for the now unlicensed parts provided by outside contributors? I see this having only two outcomes: either nothing happens (it stays BSD), or it becomes nuclear waste, and new owner cann
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Recent Clojure Conj talk about this book series: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0rSJ9xdsdk
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Deep Learning for Programmers (GPU, CPU) WIP Clojure Book 0.13.0
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> Is that a feature of the JVM? Do you have more info about it? No, it is a feature of how I programmed these libraries. There is ton of info and tutorials at https://dragan.rocks https://github.com/uncomplica
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> being able to easily scale to many GPUs is often important for both research and production An interesting feature of these Clojure libraries is that you can (easily-ish) combine even multiple GPUs from different vendors - Nvidia AND A
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Thank you for the support. Regarding the high level stuff, do you have any specific points that you'd like to be addressed, or it is just a general feeling such as "everything's in Python so it must be good (for everyone)&quo
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Links mentioned in the talk: Books: Deep Learning for Programmers: https://aiprobook.com/deep-learning-for-programmers/ Numerical Linear Algebra for Programmers: https://aiprobook.com/numerical-linear-a
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Interactive Programming for Artificial Intelligence [video]
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... which is exactly what you can see if you follow the book link ( https://aiprobook.com ). These are not mock-ups. BTW. Did you use right and down arrows for navigation? There are 70 slides.
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Your acquisition costs are higher too, since you have not only to undercut your competition, but to be lower than competition - switching cost...
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Deep Learning for Programmers (GPU, CPU, Clojure) Book 0.12.0
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As one of the kids who grew up in relatively unrestricted playing environment (read: no purpose-built playgrounds, the whole city/town/village was our playground) I am wondering how today's kids manage to develop any skill
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> Johann Sebastian Bach is a notable instance of this -- he'd languished into near complete obscurity until "rediscovered" (IIRC by Mendelsohn). I believe that was Beethoven, not JS Bach.
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Deep Learning for Programmers Book 0.11.0: Adaptive Learning Rates (Clojure,GPU)
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Numerical Linear Algebra for Programmers Book Release 0.4.0 (CPU, GPU, Clojure)
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+ chapter on Momentum and Nesterov Momentum Uses fast open source libraries to build everything from scratch on CPU & GPU. https://github.com/uncomplicate
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Deep Learning for Programmers Book (GPU and CPU) Release 0.10.0
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That's the main reason why people leave, and the main reason why some country/ies are not desirable. Here in the neighboring Serbia corruption is insane, and yet, Bulgaria is a synonym for a corrupted country here.
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Do Judge a (Clojure) Programming Book by Its Cover
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Uses https://uncomplicate.org/clojurecuda but the text relates to CUDA in general whether used from C++ or from a Python, Java, Clojure wrapper...
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A Common Gotcha with Asynchronous GPU Computing with Clojure
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and ICE is likely using Kubernetes, too ;)
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Even more ironically, it comes from a Google employee, when Google is so much widespread, that it's guaranteed to be working with morally questionable actors left and right; or (according to many people) being /the/ morally q
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Uses open source libraries https://github.com/uncomplicate
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Deep Learning for Programmers (GPU, CPU) WIP Clojure Book 0.9.0
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If they are not willing to contribute funding, this might mean that the project is not much important to them? Anyway, the developer does not need to stress out too much about Amazon employees having problems with their code...
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You can politely ask these nice people to contribute funds towards your project that is so important to them. Since they are so nice, they will probably nicely send some money towards the oss developer.
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Uses free open source libraries: https://github.com/uncomplicate/neanderthal
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