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9y ago
Yes, it’s language level support for machine learning (specifically TensorFlow) in the Swift programming language.
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Fast.ai via iPad with Paperspace and Juno App
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Some Notes on Coursera’s Andrew Ng Deep Learning Speciality
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9y ago
Post author here :-) Oh wow, this is right in the wheelhouse of my site... have you written anywhere about the process of setting it up / the progress you’ve made?
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9y ago
Hi, post author here. I paid for the certificate as well. Partly out of curiosity, partly because I thought Coursera / Ng had “earned” it. I should probably update the post to say that...
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Some Notes on the “Andrew Ng” Coursera Machine Learning Course
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Smart Watches, Pilots’ Associates, and Travelling Salesmen
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Yet Another Rambling WWDC Predications Post
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When Apple (or Anyone Else) Really Gets a Product Right
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The Lady Who Lives in the Tube on Top of the Fridge
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10y ago
For the first year I lived in London I got a chest infection roughly every two months. It hasn't happened since that first year... which is actually more worrying in some ways.
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Building My Shiny New Website Part 3: Tech Stack
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Material Design and iOS
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11y ago
That's not true of Google. At least, not on any of the teams I've worked on. I use a Git wrapper around Piper.
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Google AdSense for iOS hits 3.0
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12y ago
Hi, Google Calendar developer here. Do all of the colour options not work for you? What could we do to make it better?
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12y ago
Thanks from the team. Google Calendar loves you too ;-)
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12y ago
There's actually more to it than that. There are some accessibility benefits to allowing the OS to foreshorten it, rather than doing it manually. Rest assured that if the option to dynamically update the app icon becomes available, we&
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Google Calendar for iPhone
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AdSense for iPhone v2.1 Released
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12y ago
I developed AdSense for iPhone, so your comment made my day. I'm glad you find it useful.
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Is It Time to Change Blogs Again?
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Some Thoughts on Gamification
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So I made an iPhone App
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Origin Story, Raspberry Pi, and the ZX Spectrum
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A (Very) Rough Guide to Beginners' Barbell Training Programs
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15y ago
Dude. You did NOT leave Google in good standing.