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Essential Linux Commands for Data Science and Cloud Computing
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Linux Basic Commands! #BigData #Analytics #DataScience #AI #MachineLearning #IoT #IIoT #PyTorch #Python #RStats #TensorFlow #Java #JavaScript #ReactJS #GoLang #CloudComputing #Serverless #DataScientist #Linux #Programming #Coding #100DaysofCode https://
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CUDA PyTorch AMD hardware compatibility for AI computing
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I think the details matter a lot.
CUDA enables pretty general programming and experimentation — AI, fluid dynamics, biochem, various scientific simulations.
PyTorch itself is used in the widest variety of settings, including all of the above.
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Claude Shannon’s Information Theory Landmark Paper Celebrates 75th Anniversary
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75 years ago this week Claude Shannon ushered in the field of information theory with his paper "A Mathematical Theory of Communication", which has been cited over 100,000 times: http://
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Databricks Materialized Views Enable Infrastructure-Free Data Pipelines
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Materialized views and streaming tables in #DatabricksSQL are now publicly available on AWS & Azure! Together, these capabilities enable infrastructure-free data pipelines that are simple to set up and deliver fresh data to the business. Learn more: https://
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Master Python Programming with CS50 Harvard Course
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Become a strong programmer Programming helps you to bridge the gap between theory and building stuff that's useful. Python is the language data science community speaks! And CS50p is arguably the best place to learn Python. Check this out http://
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Why Can’t We Simulate Mapped Brain Connectomes Computationally?
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There are many projects that have mapped whole-brain connectome of various creatures, from C. elegans (302 neurons) to Drosophila fruit fly (~100k neurons). With our current compute, why can’t we create accurate computer simulations of these creatures in a virtual 3D environment? https://t.co/PXCsnIaYAJ
— hardmaru (@hardmaru) 2 juillet 2023There are many projects that have mapped whole-brain connectome of various creatures, from C. elegans (302 neurons) to Drosophila fruit fly (~100k neurons). With our current compute, why can’t we create accurate computer simulations of these creatures in a virtual 3D environment?
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Mobile Cyberattacks Surge Against Android Users Worldwide
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#Mobile Cyberattacks Soar, Especially Against #Android Users! https://
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Edge Computing Impact: MEC Adoption Drives AR/VR and Robotics Innovation
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Per IDG, 95% of IT leaders expect multi-access edge compute (#MEC) will have a significant or transformational impact on the business. Here are the top use cases: #AR/VR enablement for training; automated guided vehicles and collaborative #robots to hand off tasks and transport
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Web Scrapers: Essential for Keeping the Internet Open
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Scrapers are the cause because without them, the web would remain open.