How HBO’s Silicon Valley Built “Not Hotdog” with TensorFlow, Keras and React Native
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#2Finally for Android! Cool to see a cross-platform implementation of this, and how much can be done by one person and some reasonable gear.
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#3This should be standard 'hello world' tutorial for Pragmatic ML.
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#4Finally for Android! Cool to see a cross-platform implementation of this, and how much can be done by one person and some reasonable gear.
Yes, I was very excited we were able to release it for Android… And even though we used React Native, there were so many native (and C++) bits, it ended up being quite complex!
As for the gear, I think it’s really damaging that so many people think Deep Learning is only for people with large datasets, cloud farms (and PhDs) — as the app proves, you can do a lot with just data you curate by hand, a laptop (and a lowly Master’s degree :p)
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#5This should be standard 'hello world' tutorial for Pragmatic ML.
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#6Love the post!
This explains how mobile TensorFlow can be a actually used on daily life.
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#7Love the post! This explains how mobile TensorFlow can be a actually used on daily life.
One of my primary motivators behind building this blogpost was to show how exactly one can use TensorFlow to ship a production mobile application. There’s certainly a lot of material out there, but a lot of it is either light on details, or only fit for prototypes/demos. There was quite a bit of work involved in making TensorFlow work well on a variety of devices, and I’m proud we managed to get it down to just 50MB or so of RAM usage (network included), and a very low crash rate. Hopefully things like CoreML on iOS and TensorFlow Lite on Android will make things even easier for developers in the future!
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#8Just wanted to say thanks for the warm welcome from HN when the app was released last month — I hope this blogpost answers the questions that were raised back then.
I’d be happy to answer anything else you’d like to know!
Original thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14347211
Demo of the app (in the show): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACmydtFDTGs
App for iOS: https://itunes.apple.com/app/not-hotdog/id1212457521
App for Android (just released yesterday): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.seefoodtec...
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#9Nice write up that should become the go-to tutorial for TF and local training. Helped me a lot w/ the mobile part, it was a bit strange to thing about transfer the training when I read at first but it became clear in the second reading.
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#10What an ingenious way to covertly distribute the Pied Piper decentralized storage app.