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zer0nes

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    Comment #17018727

    FYI: this library has been in development for nearly a decade and is very mature. It is as old as the likes of Scikit-Learn or Theano. It is, or at least was, widely used within MS…

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    Comment #13698289

    Can you explain how this is done? Does this mean that VM and the GPUs can be on different host machines? Will it affect the GPU-CPU communication performance?

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    Comment #10809762

    I'm a fan of Keras too. Including comments on Keras and other higher-level libraries would make my original review too long, hence I dropped it. Note that the performance review is…

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    Comment #10535167

    Tensor is a much better term than multidimensional array: - It's not as verbose - The concept of tensor has linear algebra operations associated with it while multidimensional arra…

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    Comment #10360184

    I have used MSYS2 but decided to come back to Cygwin. 1. Commands in MSYS2, while fast in its shell, are slower than Cygwin's commands when run in PowerShell. 2. MSYS2 can't be ins…

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    Comment #10356861

    In PowerShell, you can run Get-AppxPackage *bing* | Remove-AppxPackage to get rid of those Bing apps.

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    Comment #10356565

    Switching ecosystem is dicey but moving from Mac OS to Windows isn't so much an ecosystem switch though. Here's my blog post addressing that myth: http://www.kentran.net/2015/10/ho…

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    Comment #9462589

    Do you have any plan on making VC++ cross platform so that I can compile C++/CLI code? See the discussion on CoreCLR here: https://github.com/dotnet/coreclr/issues/659 If not, what…

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    Comment #8610425

    Why don't you use public readonly fields?

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    Comment #8610393

    public int X { get; } is more consistent with how properties are declared. Consistency is important. If you care about clean code, here's an even better way public readonly int X; …

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    Comment #8600750

    This is a rather poor example. If you distribute the C# code above as a library, people can extend and introduce another shape, while they cannot do it easily with you F# code.

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    Comment #8045581

    The problem is that if the culture is already bad, it's very easy to shed the false positives, i.e. the good people, and keep the false negatives.

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    Comment #8045571

    Why can't it be good news? And good news to whom? To me, who cares about this company, this is good news because I think that MS needs to get much more nimble. I'm saying this as s…