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Building my first PC for Deep Learning

Building my first PC for Deep Learning

Jan 24, 2021 | AI

Since starting getting into Deep Learning I have found that increasingly I need to access a server with a GPU. Not any GPU. A GPU that is...

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How to setup Tensorflow on Ubuntu Linux with multiple GPUs using Docker

How to setup Tensorflow on Ubuntu Linux with multiple GPUs…

May 19, 2022 | Tensorflow

For this tutorial, I will be setting up the latest version of Tensorflow, currently 2.9 with GPU support on a workstation kindly provided by...

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What does it mean to create a service identity in GCP?

What does it mean to create a service identity in…

Apr 30, 2022 | Google Cloud Platform

This is a very short article to briefly discuss a poorly documented beta feature in GCP. The ability to create a service identity for an API....

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What does it mean to create a service identity in GCP?

How to start a docker container and delete the container…

Apr 25, 2022 | Docker

In this very quick article, I am sharing a command snippet that you probably need to run often. You want to start a docker container locally...

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Python Exercise for Beginners – Implementing One Hot Encoding

Python Exercise for Beginners – Implementing One Hot Encoding

Apr 23, 2022 | Python, Web Scraping

In today’s Python exercise we will create a one-hot encoding algorithm to convert categorical data to a numerical format. The reason why...

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What is a Kubernetes Sidecar Container?

What is a Kubernetes Sidecar Container?

Apr 2, 2022 | Google, Kubernetes

One of the most useful patterns in Kubernetes is the Sidecar pattern. But what is a sidecar pattern? Typically a Pod in Kubernetes contains one...

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Reducing 90% in costs with Spot VMs for Machine Learning on Google Kubernetes Engine in GCP

Reducing 90% in costs with Spot VMs for Machine Learning…

Mar 22, 2022 | Cloud, Google, Google Cloud Platform, Google Kubernetes Engine, Kubernetes, Machine Learning

When running big machine learning training jobs using neural networks, you need a GPU. And let’s be honest, GPUs are expensive and hard to get...

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How I migrated all my websites to Google Kubernetes Engine on the cheap using Spot VMs

How I migrated all my websites to Google Kubernetes Engine…

Mar 10, 2022 | Cloud, Google Cloud Platform, Google Kubernetes Engine, Kubernetes

Today I wanted to share with you a project that has kept me busy throughout the Christmas holidays. I have been migrating all my websites,...

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What does it mean to create a service identity in GCP?

How to resize and crop an image using Typescript

Feb 19, 2022 | Javascript

In this article, I will share a simple snippet in Typescript, that you can easily convert to Javascript, to resize and crop images without...

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What does it mean to create a service identity in GCP?

Kubernetes Commands Cheat Sheet

Feb 17, 2022 | Azure Kubernetes Service, Devops, Google Kubernetes Engine, Kubernetes

This is part of my Kubernetes cheat sheet. How to restart a Pod in Kubernetes I often want to restart pods without actually having to deploy...

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What does it mean to create a service identity in GCP?

Python Selenium Webdriver.implicitly_wait(seconds)

Feb 6, 2022 | Python, Web Scraping

This method configures the Python Selenium web driver to wait up to N seconds before it gives up searching for an element on a page. By...

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