1. Activate GPU AND TPU: The default hardware of Google Colab is the CPU. However, you can enable GPU (and even TPU) support for more computationally demanding tasks. Click on: “Runtime” → “Change runtime type” → “Hardware accelerator”. Then select the desired hardware.
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6 Google Colab Hacks for Machine Learning Projects
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Most of us use Google Colab Notebooks regularly to Practice and work on Machine Learning Projects Here are 6 Colab hacks that are really worth knowing:
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Mastering the Data Lifecycle for Successful AI Implementation
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How to master the #Data lifecycle for successful #AI
by @SujathaSagiraju @VentureBeat Read more: https://
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Engineering Talks Beyond Marketing: Sharing Technical Insights
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During my time at @PSPDFKit
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Holistic Building: Soft-Skills for Developers and Human-Tech Intersection
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Talk about a topic that’s yet to come. A holistic approach to building. Applied soft-skills from a dev viewpoint. Something inspiring. A weird algorithm that has practical application and shows a new way of thinking. Or topics around technology and the intersection to humanity.
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Conference Talk Standards: Avoiding Repetition and Mastering Live-Coding
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If you’ve given the same talk the year before at the very same conference, chances are that we’re not going to accept it. Live-coding is a skill that’s incredibly hard to master, if you submit that, I wanna see proof that you can deliver. See @chriseidhof for inspiration.
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Tech Conference Talks: Spotting Disguised Product Advertisements
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If you work at Big Tech or $startup, and your talk basically presents tech that you build there, you are not submitting a talk, you are submitting a 40-minute-long *advertisement*. Immediate disqualification. Shame on you! Yes, that also applies if your tech is open core.
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Beyond Surface-Level: Demanding Serious Experience in Tech Talks
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If your talk is basically a “Read DOT me”, a basic introduction to a new technology – I rank it low. There’s usually a plethora of existing talks out there already. Unlike you show that you have some *serious* experience or new angle in working with X, the talk won’t be exciting.
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Evaluating Conference Talk Proposals: Insights and Perspectives
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This year I had the honour to be part of the team at @swiftheroes_it that evaluates the talk proposals in their Call for Papers. A few thoughts on it. Ah, who am I kidding, rant time!
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PaLM-E and new tech combine for real-life Ctrl+F
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Combining this technology with PaLM-E (research released yesterday by Google) = IRL Ctrl+f pic.twitter.com/z70jRdi315
— AI Breakfast (@AiBreakfast) 7 mars 2023Combining this technology with PaLM-E (research released yesterday by Google) = IRL Ctrl+f