Machine Learning Foundations: Part 5 - Classifying real-world images
In this article we're going to look at how to use convolutional neural networks to classify complex features. In previsous part 4 - Coding with Convolutional Neural Networks, you took what you had le...
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TOP 5 Best Smart Thermostat 2020 (Home budget & Wifi)
Unlike regular thermostats, Smart thermostats offer a variety of features that will not only keep your home comfortable but also saves energy when programmed correctly. Many of the latest smart thermo...
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80w vs 90w Laptop GPUs - Does It Even Matter?
Laptops with Nvidia 2070 or 2080 Max-Q graphics are often sold with either 80 watt or 90 watt power limits, but how much of a difference does the power limit actually make to performance, thermals, cl...
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SpaceX Crew Dragon Is the Most Anticipated Launch of the Year
This is the moment that we’ve all been waiting for. SpaceX’s Demo-2 is just about to launch. We're on the verge of a truly historic event in human spaceflight. For the very first time Spac...
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Machine Learning Foundations: Part 4 - Coding with Convolutional Neural Networks
In the previous part 3 - Convolutions and pooling, you learned all about convolutions and how they can use filters to extract information from images. You also saw how to create pools that can reduce...
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Machine Learning Foundations: Part 3 - Convolutions and pooling
In the previous part 2 - First steps in computer vision, you built a neural network that could recognize items of clothing.
Now that you've looked at fashion example for computer vision, you've prob...
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Machine Learning Foundations: Part 2 - First steps in computer vision
In the previous article Part 1 - What is ML?, you got an introduction to machine learning, and you saw how it works from a programmer's perspective by having you create answers and data, and letting a...
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Are Hard Drives DISAPPEARING?
It's no secret that SSD's are slowly, but surely displacing hard drives in consumer PC and why not? They're faster, smaller lighter and less prone to failure when they're being thrown around. The only...
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Why Old Games Look So BAD? Upscaling explained
You're digging through some old moving boxes you never unpacked, and you discover your old console with a bunch of retro games. You dust it off, and after managing to hook it up to your shiny 4K...
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What is a Container and Why Would You Want to Use It?
Containers, Docker, Kubernetes -- it's a lot to keep track of. Are you looking for a primer on what all this containerization technology is all about, what it means, and how you can make use of it?
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Syncing Google Sheets to a database via REST API’s
In this article, I will walk you through how to integrate a web-based ordering system with a Google Sheet.
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Introduction to JAX (AI Adventures)
NumPy is fast, but how can we make it even faster? In this article, we're going to look at a new library from Google Research called JAX and see how it can speed up machine learning.
JAX can au...
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Machine Learning Foundations: Part 1 - What is ML?
Welcome to this series on Machine Learning Foundations. It's a course where you'll learn the fundamentals of building machine learning models using TensorFlow. The only thing that you'll need to know...
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Samsung's Answer To iPhone 12 Pro's Pro Motion Display
Ross Young, CEO and founder of Display Supply Chain Consultants is back again with some great Galaxy Note 20 news where he's detailing the display specs of both the Galaxy Note 20 and Galaxy Note 20 P...
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Razer DeathAdder V2 - STILL The Best Gaming Mouse After 14 Years?
The Razer DeathAdder is one of the most iconic gaming mice that first came out in 2006, and the most interesting thing about its evolution are all the drastic gut and technical upgrades that the mouse...
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RIP, SIM Card... What Is an eSIM?
It seems like more and more physical media is getting overtaken by digital substitutes, affecting everything from game downloads to event tickets, leaving some folks nostalgic for the days when you co...
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