Calling ObjectiveC code from the Java Virtual Machine
Going into the slightly gory details of dealing with CGRects and friends with JNI and libffi.…
Using Metal Frame Capture with MoltenVK
How to use Apple's Metal Frame Capture to debug MoltenVK Vulkan applications, plus a little bit of background.…
Back to Square One – from Surface Book back to MacBook Pro
After having dabbled with Windows notebooks now for a bit, I am now actually back on a MacBook Pro (back to the golden cage 😂). Here's all the dirty details!…
Nothing comic about Dyslexia
Don't like Comic Sans? Me too. Here I'll talk about why it's useful for some people, and why this blog has a new header font.…
The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly (and the Second Attempt) — Stories of switching from macOS to Windows
Stories of switching from macOS to Windows. What went well, what went wrong, and why I am now on the second Windows laptop.…
Loading Renderdoc from Java
Renderdoc [https://renderdoc.org] is a tremendously useful graphics debugger by Baldur Karlsson [https://twitter.com/baldurk] that works by intercepting your Vulkan/Direct3D/OpenGL API calls either by injecting its little helper library into your running application or by loading the helper library before the actual API library. The…
Keras and TensorFlow 1.3 with CUDA 8 and cuDNN on Windows 10
This is an update of my previous article [https://ulrik.is/writing/cuda-8-0-cudnn-5-tensorflow-1-0-and-keras-on-windows-10/], which was about TensorFlow 1.0. Here's a quick walkthrough on how to install CUDA, CUDA-powered TensorFlow, and Keras on Windows 10: Procedure 1. Install the CUDA 8.0 toolkit from Nvidia [https://developer.nvidia.…
CUDA 8.0, cuDNN 5, TensorFlow 1.0 and Keras on Windows 10
As the official documentation at the moment lacks some painful details, here's a quick list how to install CUDA, CUDA-powered TensorFlow, and Keras on Windows 10. Procedure 1. Install the CUDA 8.0 toolkit from Nvidia [https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda] , this will automatically add CUDA's…