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
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
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
Vulkan & The SteamVR compositor
Already in December, Valve has updated OpenVR to include support for Vulkan
[https://github.com/ValveSoftware/openvr/tree/v1.0.5].
When using Vulkan instead of OpenGL with OpenVR/SteamVR, there are two