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Jan 27, 2021

Tensorflow TPU and TFrecords

Before I start let me first say this “TPUs are fast and with fast i mean crazy fast the biggest bottleneck for TPU is its data loading process” This article will be focused on how to combine TFrecod format with TPU processing to optimize data loading and minimize the training…

Machine Learning

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Tensorflow TPU and TFrecords
Tensorflow TPU and TFrecords
Machine Learning

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Dec 4, 2020

Pytorch Lightning Transfer Learning on custom dataset

Although PyTorch is great but when task becomes complex there’s lots of small mistakes that can happen this is where PyTorch Lightning shines it structures your training and preparation such thatits both extensible for advance users and easy to use for beginners For this Blog we will be using Butterfly…

Pytorch

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Pytorch Lightning Transfer Learning on custom dataset
Pytorch Lightning Transfer Learning on custom dataset
Pytorch

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Jun 2, 2020

ownership and permissions in linux

We all have at some point experienced permission denied error, isn’t it frustrating so let’s understand how permissions in linux work. Linux like many other operating system is multi-user OS therefore to keep each users data safe and block unauthorized access linux enforces 2 level guard Ownership Permission Before we…

Linux

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ownership and permissions in linux
ownership and permissions in linux
Linux

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Jun 2, 2020

Systemd and units

What are units? Units are basically resources that can be managed by systemctl, each unit is defined by unit files which are generally located in /lib/systemd/system To know more about systemctl refer to previous article at https://medium.com/@backbencherspot/systemd-and-services-70db064e177d?source=friends_link&sk=5dcffa22d36815d0596f4e14553f5c08 The type of unit is defined by the last part of unit file-name…

Linux

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Systemd and units
Systemd and units
Linux

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Jun 1, 2020

Systemd and services

What is systemd? Systemd is a new Initialization system and service manager earlier initialization was done using something called SysVinit scripts but nowadays most of the linux distributions except few like Alpine, Gentoo have already shifted to systemd due to its simplicity and backwards compatibility with SysV. To completely understand…

Linux

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Systemd and services
Systemd and services
Linux

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May 17, 2020

Deep learning approach in detecting malware (STAMINA)

Intel Labs and Microsoft Threat Protection Intelligence Teams are collaborating to research the application of deep learning for malware threat detection. Intel and Microsoft have previously demonstrated that transfer learning from computer vision for malware analysis can achieve highly desirable classification performance. The companies call the project STAMINA. The main…

Deep Learning

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Deep learning approach in detecting malware (STAMINA)
Deep learning approach in detecting malware (STAMINA)
Deep Learning

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May 11, 2020

What are L1, L2, L3 cache

Current generation Computer processors have processing speed of around 3Ghz, and while even high end RAM have speed of 2.4Ghz. As you can see this could be a huge bottle neck for Computers this problem is resolved by using something called CPU cache. In Computers mainly there are two type…

Cpu Cache

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What are L1, L2, L3 cache
What are L1, L2, L3 cache
Cpu Cache

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May 11, 2020

Use of O_SYNC flag while opening a file

Opening a file in Linux is generally done by the help of open( ) system call. The open( ) function establishes the connection between a file and a file descriptor. It will create an open file description that refers to a file and a file descriptor that refers to that…

Linux

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Use of O_SYNC flag while opening a file
Use of O_SYNC flag while opening a file
Linux

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May 11, 2020

why running ps command without options on shell shows only two entries?

What is ps command? ps also known as “Process status” is a command in linux which provides information about the current running process. ps command accepts several kinds of options like - UNIX option : which are always preceded by dash BSD options : which are not preceded by dash …

Linux

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why running ps command without options on shell shows only two entries?
why running ps command without options on shell shows only two entries?
Linux

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