Data files associated with my TensorBoard tutorial.
### Keybase proof | |
I hereby claim: | |
* I am dandelionmane on github. | |
* I am dandelion (https://keybase.io/dandelion) on keybase. | |
* I have a public key whose fingerprint is CC0B 6DD9 3B6B 2BF0 4073 F9AF 2FCE 257A 3576 5526 | |
To claim this, I am signing this object: |
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commit a03c36bf6b2205e4a408b04bb0940d48346d0d50 | |
Author: Dandelion Mané <dl@dandelion.io> | |
Date: Wed Apr 25 14:41:36 2018 -0700 | |
Create GitHub reference edges | |
This commit adds the `addReferenceEdges()` method to the GitHub parser, | |
which examines all of the posts in the parsed graph and adds References | |
edges when it detects references between posts. As an example, `Hey | |
@wchargin, take a look at #1337` would generate two references. |
const buffer = tf.buffer([10000, 10000]); | |
const result = tf.tidy(() => { | |
let t = buffer.toTensor(); | |
t = t.div(t.sum(1)); | |
for (let i = 0; i < 10; i++) { | |
t = t.matMul(t); | |
} | |
return t; | |
}); |
Couldn't parse line number in error: | |
tfjs@latest:1 | |
precision highp float; | |
precision highp int; | |
varying vec2 resultUV; | |
const vec2 halfCR = vec2(0.5, 0.5); | |
bool isNaN(float val) { | |
float v1 = val * val; | |
float v2 = val * val; |
SourceCred enables open-source projects to attribute cred
to members of their
communities in a way that fairly reflects the value those members have
contributed to the project.
For SourceCred to succeed in the long-term, it needs to be a extensible. For example, the initial system might only look at GitHub interactions and Git metadata, but it should be possible to add new data sources like static code
[ignore] | |
[include] | |
[libs] | |
[lints] | |
[options] |
(Sorted by # of people who voted for each one)
- Say "Thank You" / Acknowledgement (8)
- Have website (but website can be a distraction) (8)
- "Setup social spaces" (8)
- Good First Issue (7)
- Status / Recognize status. A way to show/document that someone is a maintainer vs a collaborator (7)
- Have a fast build (6)
The open-source movement is inspiring. It's amazing that some of our best technology is developed in the open, and made freely available to everyone.
Despite this, open-source sees chronically underinvestment, because we lack systems that reward people who contribute to the open-source commons. We believe people can and should be paid for their open-source labors of love, and want to make open-source truly sustainable by compensating open-source maintainers and contributors.