Compression, i.e. minimizing redundancy, is a poor heuristic to follow to generate good programming abstractions. Good abstractions don't make your code shorter, they make it easy to grasp (matching intuitive mental models), easy to read, easy to maintain and extend over time.
We recently updated a few guides that explain how TF works under the hood.
See the "TensorFlow basics" section for basic (and not so basic) intros to tensors, variables, graphs + functions, auto diff, modules, layers, the new NumPy API, and more:
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🐍📰 Django Development with Docker Compose and Machine
Let's look at how to containerize Django, Postgres, and Redis for local Docker development along with delivering the stack to the cloud via Docker Compose and Docker Machine. #python https://t.co/KaKNPF2iTz
New research cuts video bandwidth usage to one-tenth of H.264 for better video quality. Facial Reanimation using GANs makes every user appear to face and look at the other in a video meeting. Sign up to NVIDIA Maxine EA. #GTC20
Read technical books. As many as you can. Good ones. You will gain invaluable knowledge and may even become a reference for other people. Because, let's face it, reading is not the highest priority for most developers.
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