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We Supercharge Your Computation: 2X Acceleration with PyTorch Framework TorchIntegral on NVIDIA GPU

Unleashing 2x Acceleration for DNNs: Transforming Models with Integral Neural Networks in Just 1 Min

Controlling the queue to our office gaming room by Arduino-based Telegram. The Arduino with servo motor was installed to lock and unlock the door

Integrate Your Telegram Bot With Real World via ESP32/ESP8266 Arduino Microcontroller

Training a Neural Network from scratch suffers two main problems. First, a very large, classified input dataset is needed so that the Neural Network can learn the different features it needs for the classification. 

[Tutorial] Build a Gender Classifier for Live Webcam Stream using Tensorflow and OpenCV

In my <a href="https://medium.com/@azamsharp/building-siri-shortcuts-using-nsuseractivity-in-ios-12-ff252339e98a" target="_blank">last post</a> I talked about how you can quickly create a Siri Shortcut using NSUserActivity. NSUserActivity is great for scenarios where you want to open your app through <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/shortcuts" target="_blank">Shortcuts</a>. In more advanced scenario, where you want finer control over the Shortcuts experience it is recommended that you use <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/intents" target="_blank">Intents</a>.

Getting Started with Siri Shortcuts in iOS 12 Using Intents

A Concept More Primitive Than The Cavemen

Exception handling is annoying. It would be completely unnecessary if everything in the world worked the way it’s supposed to. But of course that would be a fantasy. Haskell can’t change reality. But its error facilities are a lot better than most languages. This week we’ll look at some common error handling patterns. We’ll see a couple clear instances where Haskell has simpler and cleaner code.

Coping with (Code) Failures

I’ve said it before, but I’ll say it again. As much as we’d like to think it’s the case, our Haskell code doesn’t work just because it compiles. This is why we have <a href="https://mmhaskell.com/blog/2017/4/10/putting-your-haskell-to-the-test" target="_blank">test suites</a>. But even if it passes our test suites this doesn’t mean it works as well as it could either. Sometimes we’ll realize that the code we wrote isn’t quite performant enough, so we’ll have to make improvements.

How well does it work? Profiling in Haskell

I am very excited, not only because it is my birthday today, but also because I am announcing the first release of HiddenWallet, which I believe is a major step down the road of making Bitcoin anonymous again.

Introducing HiddenWallet : Full Block SPV TumbleBit Wallet — Testing Release

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