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Pioneer 10 Crossed the Orbit of Neptune in 1983, Leonard Kleinrock Was Born in 1934, Microsoft Partnered With Time-Warner and Tele-Communications to Develop Interactive TV in 1993, Scottish Physicist James Clerk Maxwell Was Born in 1831, Norcross Received the First US Diving Suit Patent in 1834,
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From
You Don’t Need an Extraordinary Life to Write Compellingly
to
Keep Keras fit() and Train Your Model Your Way,
let’s dive right in.
By @editingprotocol [ 4 Min read ] Discover Observational Writing and how it can turn everyday moments into compelling stories—no extraordinary life required. Read More.
By @mcsee [ 5 Min read ] You should version your APIs to prevent breaking existing clients when you make changes Read More.
By @tensorflow [ 14 Min read ] Customize Keras model training by overriding train_step() while keeping the benefits of fit(), like callbacks and metrics. Read More.
By @techroasts [ 4 Min read ] Laid-off teams, AI ops, and slow GPT replies—one exec vents about replacing staff with ChatGPT while waiting painfully for it to load. Read More.
By @shstas [ 16 Min read ] Large Language Models (LLMs) are everywhere, from everyday apps to advanced tools. But what if you need to run your own model? Read More.
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