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3y ago
I think Intel has occupied the low-end laptop market. Nowadays nobody wants to build a laptop on ARM(except Apple). Chromebooks still have a large market, and they do not need any fancy GPU.
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3y ago
ONNX is a spec. ONNX Runtime is an implementation of ONNX. There are other implementations too. But ONNX is not a text spec like the RFCs for network protocols. ONNX is also a collection of C/C++ code. ONNX's implementations rely
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3y ago
Bet on WebGPU. Intel and Google are the two main drafters of WebGPU spec. I can tell you that the card definitely will support WebGPU well, and WebGPU is not just for web. It will run on any device with a very small footprint runtime libra
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3y ago
It is true if your model is statically shaped. ONNX is also a collection of C++ code , a C++ library for doing shape inference. You cannot project the C++ code to another high level programming language.
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3y ago
> I'm not sure if this is a file size limit too or just an object memory representation size limit. Message. Each message cannot be bigger than 2GB(and usually should be not this big), but a file could contain multiple messages. Thi
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5y ago
> The OS you are running the build on and the Xcode version don't influence that Usually it doesn't. But in this special case it does. I have set the flag you said. When C++17 wasn't in the picture, it's enough. But n
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5y ago
If everyone just use the latest macOS and the latest iOS, I'm less concerned. But I haven't heard any IT manager enforcing that. macOS 12 has come out, but usually they still allows you using macOS 11 as long as you have installed
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5y ago
They don't handle bugs. If the bug is reproducible on RHEL, they will suggest you report the bug to RHEL. It scares people away. At this moment, the manylinux community is considering Rocky Linux and Alma Linux, but it's very hard
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5y ago
As a user, if you build every python package from source, it's ok. But if you a maintainer of an OSS project and you need to publish binary packages for it, then you will hit the trouble. Binaries built on Ubuntu 20.04 can only support
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5y ago
See: https://github.com/pypa/manylinux/pull/1135 . Alpine is a supplement. It can't replace the others. It hasn't been widely accepted by the community yet. I believe many python projects are not af
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5y ago
I don't know why GCC-12 was in the picture, but I hope all of you can understand one thing: python's source code must be compatible with GCC 6. And no so called "Threading [Optional]" features. It is all because CentOS i
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5y ago
I'd prefer to catch such errors at compile-time. More static the language is, more optimization/analysis can be made. Sometimes the problem can be simplified when your CPU is 64-bit capable but you limit array sizes to 2GB, then
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5y ago
Firmware of TP-link routers is licensed under GPL. But would anyone of you get the source code? They say they provide machine-readable source code. I don't quite understand what it means.
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5y ago
I think the most critical part in the flow is the integer overflow bug, and it is totally avoidable. I am a software engine at Microsoft. Half of my time was spent on security and compliance. We have the right tool, right policy to avoid su
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5y ago
I believe any DVD drive made in recent years won't support it. Some drives had bugs in their old firmware so that the drives can be used with makemkv, but it doesn't mean it is usual. They can fix the bugs. They can stop making
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6y ago
Gitlab has no business in China.
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7y ago
In 2018, China had 600k flu cases and 153 deaths. So the new virus has caused 10 times more deaths in this Jan. Is it serve? See: http://www.nhc.gov.cn/jkj/s3578/201904/050427ff32704a5db64f4...
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8y ago
MSDN and man pages. All the other sources are second handed.
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9y ago
Hi, I'm in Beijing, I have been here for ten years. We can meet in person if you want. I could be your local guide for free because I want to improve my English. My email is me at cpp dot io . For your first question, you can setup an
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9y ago
So they want TBB be part of gcc?
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9y ago
Have you tested the numbers?
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9y ago
Tensorflow has the same thing from Eigen
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10y ago
there are opencl,blas libraries. You don't have to do everything from the beginning.
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10y ago
VS is slowing down. VC++ 2017 is VC++ 14.1, not 15.0
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10y ago
Most of their official examples do not work in Python 3. https://github.com/tensorflow/models
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10y ago
BTW, Microsoft is also a major supportor of Freebsd foundation.
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10y ago
Thanks for your help.
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10y ago
I already set toolset to x64. It's 64 bits cl.exe running.
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10y ago
Right now, I'm fighting with: "fatal error LNK1248: image size (1004CB720) exceeds maximum allowable size (FFFFFFFF)" :-(
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10y ago
TF has runtime cost based optimization, which is inside Session.run()
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