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Tom Nurkkala
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 31 ส.ค. 2011
Video talks for various Computer Science courses at Taylor University.
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Software Architecture: UI
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Architecture of the Corpus Christi user interface. Links to cited packages: * Vue (vuejs.org/) * Vue Command-Line Interface (cli.vuejs.org/) * Vue Router (router.vuejs.org/) * Vuex State Manager (vuex.vuejs.org/)
Software Architecture: Server
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Architecture of the server side of Corpus Christi Cited Packages: * Flask - flask.palletsprojects.com/ * SQL Alchemy - www.sqlalchemy.org/ * Marshmallow - marshmallow.readthedocs.io/
Remote Development using SSH Port Forwarding
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How to use SSH to forward ports through a firewall in order to facilitate development.
CUDA Hardware
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Overview of each generation of CUDA hardware from Tesla through Ampere
Souce Level Debugging in VS Code
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How to use VS Code’s source level debugging to debug Vue.JS application code
Create a Database using DataGrip
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Use DataGrip to create a database schema, add test data, and export SQL for both
2024 and man !! what a great video
Excellent Cuda tutorial video on thread & block indexing! Thank you.
Pure gold.
You are a hero, sir.
thank you
How do i compile and run this code??
this is extremely helpfull, using it to study for my final!
great explanations, thank you
so beautiful code, I just felt so good to learn
Nice any update for newer generations?
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Why can't they all send and receive at the same time ?
I really enjoyed the clarity and simplicity of your description of the function of a c u d a core. I would however like you to explain tensor cores more clearly and explain the neural net function of them
you are awesome, i spent so much time reading through the book and didn't understand it. but then i found your vid and it helped so much. thank you !
This video is very helpful! Thank you!
You sir, are the GOAT!!!!! This is so simple and straightforward. Thank you so much!!!!
OMGGG!!! THANKSSS! YOURE A REAL LIFE SAVER!!!<3
amazing. can you please refer any books related to this course?
This is so helpful! TYSM
thank u so much
good video fr
It is like impossible power of computation! Beautiful beast!
Amazing lecture. Helped me a loooooot for my final exam. Thank u soooo much. ❤️❤️❤️
I hope you win the lottery!! This information is very helpful and well structured.
Thank you so much, this is very clear!
Thank you!! You safe my life!!!
tq
Great Lecture! Very helpful!
What serves as motivation for doing threads/blocks distinction? Why cant that be just threads? Why cant it work like avx stuff?
Thank you so much!
Such amazing insights and historic commentary! Thank you very much!
really low-level stuff and hard to comprehend
th-cam.com/video/G-EimI4q-TQ/w-d-xo.html -
Is programming tensor core similar to cuda? are there any semantic differences in programming cuda vs tensor core? th-cam.com/video/kUqkOAU84bA/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/kUqkOAU84bA/w-d-xo.html - is this how layers of a neural network get assigned to sets of SMs?
Excellent 👍
One thing missing: how to build & launch these processes? Also, how to launch them on different PCs over a network?
thank you sir, your explanation is clear and understandable
Thank You Sir
Tom Thanks, this is great.
This helped me so much for my examn thank you!
You deserve more subscribers.. You explain things very clearly. Thank You.
Excellent!
Excellent
I had a question about MPI_Bcast. The first program in the slide, that prints the randomly broadcasted value by process num_procs - 1, what happens if it is executed BEFORE num_procs-1 process makes the broadcast ? In other words, what happens when process with rank 2 or 0 executes MPI_Bcast before process with rank 3 has actually made it ?
Hey Priyank! I haven't seen the video, but generally I can tell you that broadcast operations are blocking in nature. Therefore, if an order is being followed, in general, the processes ahead in order will wait till processes behind in order to complete and terminate their operations.
Truly simplified all the complex stuff. Thank you !
Not sure if "few remain in existence" is a valid description of SISD - probably many of the simpler embedded devices / uCs still fall under this category, right?
Thanks for covering the warps, all pieces are now there :))
so sad this channel just being promoted by the youtube's algorithm. find alot useful video here
Great lecture thanks for sharing! Thanks for sharing an interesting piece of history on how "bug" concept came to be