How JavaScript Ruined the Web
Eric Murphy asks the questions we all have asked ourselves at times. Ever noticed how bad the modern web is getting? Why is every website a slow, laggy, buggy mess? Whatever happened to the good old days, when websites were simpler? In this video, I’ll talk about how the rise of JavaScript frameworks like React […]
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How to Deploy & Manage Storage Volumes with Azure Container Storage
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Frank
- June 5, 2023
- Azure Container Apps
- Azure Kubernetes Services (AKS)
- Build
- build 2023
- Cloud development
- Container Native Storage
- Container Storage
- Deploy & manage storage volumes with Azure Container Storage | DIS215H
- DIS215H
- Discussion
- English (US)
- Intermediate (200)
- Microsoft
- microsoft build
- microsoft build 2023
- ms build
- ms build 2023
- MSBuild 435
- msft build
- msft build 2023
- mst 35
- mst 36
- performance
Join this panel from Microsoft Developer for a discussion on the cutting-edge advances in container storage. During this session, we will walk you through Azure Container Storage and showcase its capabilities, demonstrating how simple it is to create and manage volumes for production-scale stateful container applications. Learn how to optimize the performance of stateful workloads […]
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This is NOT the Pi killer you’re looking for
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Frank
- February 2, 2023
- 2.5g
- amd
- Android
- ARM
- Armbian
- ax
- ax210
- benchmark
- compared
- comparison
- cooling
- debian
- displayport
- expensive
- fan
- faster
- fastest
- GPIO
- GPU
- Graphics
- hdmi
- heatsink
- input
- Intel
- kioxia
- m-key
- m.2
- model b
- networking
- nvme
- openwrt
- pd
- performance
- Power
- price
- project
- radeon
- radxa
- Raspberry Pi
- review
- reviewed
- rock 5
- Rock 5B
- rock5
- Rock5B
- rocket q
- router
- sabrent
- SBC
- single board computer
- slower
- ssd
- supply
- test
- tested
- ubuntu
- USB-C
- value
- WiFi
Jeff Geerling takes a look at the Rock 5 model B: a beast, as far as ARM SBCs go.
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Is the fastest GPU ALWAYS the best?
Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 4090 is a GPU that’s been rumored to be a power-hungry beast since it was first leaked. Is it really that bad? And can its gaming performance possibly justify its massive price tag?
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Python vs C/C++ vs Assembly side-by-side comparison
A test of the relative performance, not the prime-checking algorithm
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What Happens When you plug the AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT into a Raspberry Pi
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Frank
- October 18, 2021
- adapter
- AI
- amd
- amdgpu
- assembly
- Bitcoin
- Build
- card
- cm4
- compile
- compute
- compute module
- compute module 4
- cooling
- cross-compile
- crypto
- CUDA
- currency
- database
- drivers
- enclosure
- Ethereum
- Gaming
- GPU
- Graphics
- how-to
- insane
- Kernel
- Linux
- live
- Machine Learning
- mining
- ML
- Nvidia
- Open Source
- PC
- pci
- pci express
- pcie
- performance
- Power
- proxmox
- radeon
- Raspberry Pi
- recompile
- riser
- rx 6700 xt
- sshfs
- Tutorial
- VM
- x1
- x16
This guy bought an AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT and plugged it into a Raspberry Pi to see what would happen. Contents: 00:00 – How much did it cost? 00:50 – Unboxing 04:05 – Pi Problems 05:40 – Plugging it in 09:59 – No explosions, yay! 12:18 – Needed: a Driver 12:40 – Compiling the […]
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5 Ways to Increase Your Model Performance with PyTorch Profiler
Sabrina Smai shows us five ways to increase your model performance using PyTorch Profiler.
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2 Tiny Raspberry Pi Routers
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Frank
- July 15, 2021
- 802.11ac
- access point
- benchmark
- client
- compact
- connected
- connection
- dfrobot
- efficient
- FAST
- flash
- Gigabit
- Home
- home network
- homelab
- Internet
- internet of things
- IoT
- LAN
- Linux
- mode
- network
- networking
- Open Source
- openwrt
- performance
- Power
- Raspberry Pi
- rj45
- router
- router board
- SBC
- Seeed
- seeed studios
- small
- smallest
- smb
- speed
- tiny
- usb c
- vyos
- wan
- wap
- wireless
Jeff Geerling takes a look at the two smallest Raspberry Pi Routers in existence: The DFRobot IoT Router Board Mini and the Seeed Studio Routerboard.
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Is This the Fastest Raspberry Pi SATA RAID NAS?
Jeff Geerling shows us how he built the fastest native SATA RAID array on a Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4, and set it up as a NAS server, testing out hard drives and SSDs, and different RAID setups like RAID 0, 1, and 10.
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The Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 Review
Jeff Geerling puts the Compute Module 4 through its paces and compares it to the Raspberry Pi 4 and Compute Module 3+, highlighting some great new features like a PCI Express 1x slot on the IO board and NVMe support. Content index: 00:00 – Introduction 03:29 – A Complete Redesign 04:35 – PCIe, USB 3, […]
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