Archives 2016
PyCon.ca talk on Mistakes in Life/AI is up
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PyCon Canada running Nov 12-15th 2016
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PyCon Canada is going to happen in downtown Toronto. The conference is Nov 12-13th and then two days of sprints. The call for proposals is up and you have until the end of August to get your talk/tutorial proposals in. PyCon Canada is a pleasant conference with lots of friendly people, not as overwhelming ...
nVidia, package cudnn for Ubuntu already
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It's half-way through 2016 and to get Tensor Flow installed on Ubuntu 16.04 one has to register for an nVidia developer's program? Here's a hint, current LTS for Ubuntu installing a widely-used AI library should require (in total):
apt-get install tensorflow tensorflow-gpu
Seriously, why make installing a widely used library a PITA? It's only useful ...
Black Screen on KDE after disconnecting external monitor
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So yesterday I tried connecting an external monitor to my nVidia proprietary driver KDE laptop. It went meh, as the external display is so much lower resolution (and so much larger) than the configurations on the laptop make the monitor look like a VGA blown up to ridiculous proportions. Oh well, unplugged the monitor this ...
mcastsocket broken out into its own project
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I use multicast a lot in my work, and I almost always wind up using my branch of PyZeroconf's mcastsocket module... and that's not cleanly pip installable, so I've now broken out the mcastsocket module into its own project. Changes with this release:
- implements (IPv4-only) single-source-multicast support
- should work cleanly on python 3.5 (it may ...
Trivial bug in synaptics is so frustrating...
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There's a rather annoying bug in the synaptics driver on Linux on the Dell XPS 15 9550. Basically, if you are using one finger to move around and another to click the "button" areas at the bottom of the screen, instead of taking that second finger as "click here", it sometimes interprets the second finger ...