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- Episode 23 - I Ate a Lot of Pretzels
- Followup
- Correction on Coffee Lake
- Camera calibration for AR in Android
- Apple’s open source Core ML tools
- Iain’s tweet
- Intel shipping Nevana Neural Network processors
- AVX-512 in Cannon Lake consumer CPUs
- Intel delivers 17 qubit quantum processor
- GTC EU
- Off the shelf autonomous cars e.g. from AutonomouStuff
- Project Denver
- Caffe 2
- ONNX
- Side rant on Linux notebooks:
- PNY PrevailPro P4000
- Razer Blade Stealth with Kaby Lake 15W 4-core
- Dell XPS 13 with Kaby Lake 15W 4-core
- Image - Facebook’s “small” deep learning cluster
- Image - RGB Man
- Video - RGB robot
- Raffaello Bonghi’s rnext
- Image - MapD Bezos chart
- MapD
- New show segment
- Aftershow:
- Oracle “Autonomous Database”
30 min - Episode 22 - 1.2 Million Dollars of Hardware
- Followup
- Qualcomm Centriq
- Anandtech deep dive
- Serve the Home deep dive
- Apple switches Siri web search from Bing to Siri
- Intel Announces 8th Generation Coffee Lake hex core desktop processors - Anandtech
- Intel Core i9-7980xe Review - Anandtech
- Higher accuracy GPS chips for smartphones
- iPhone 8 and iPhone X
- Apple Special Event video
- Macrumors Live Coverage
- Iain predicts Apple NN hardware in iPhones, 2016
- Apple’s Machine Learning Journal
- NVDLA - Nvidia Deep Learning Accelerator
- Primer
- Github
- Nvidia Xavier
- Microsoft Project Brainwave
- Google TPU Performance Analysis - Anandtech Live Blog
30 min - Episode 21 - ARM Macs?
- eGPU support for Nvidia Quadro cards
- Video encoding on Amazon EC2 F1 instances
- More from Dan Rayburn
- More fooling deep learning algorithms
- AMD Threadripper review from Anandtech - CPU Modes
- UMA
- NUMA
- Intel Cannonlake details
- Intel Coffee Lake leaks
- ARM Macs
- James’ Tweet
- Macbook Pro vs iPad
- Intel Kaby Lake overview
- Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 overview
- Windows RT
- Windows S
- Aftershow
- Which common technologies might be dead next?
- jQuery
32 min - Episode 20 - How does the Internet Work?
- Followup
- AR Kit in Apple Maps
- Apple’s Machine Learning “Journal”
- Intel Skylake, Kaby Lake Hyperthreading errata
- Debian Announcement
- Detection story
- Amazon EC2 G3 Instances
- IBM Z14 - Buzzword driven computing
- Nvidia V100 in the wild
- Nvidia DGX-1 V100 pricing
- Neural Network hardware for Microsoft HoloLens
- Google Glass for Industry
- Adobe Flash EOL
- Adobe announcement
- Google Chrome no longer runs Flash by default - December 2016
- How does the Internet Work?
- What is “Webscale”?
- Rails can’t Scale
- Ruby
- Ruby on Rails
- CRUD
- Vint Cerf
- MVC - Model-View-Controller
- Framework Song
- NodeJS
- Express
- Global Interpreter Lock
- JRuby
- Elixir
- Phoenix web framework
- Getting to Facebook
- DNS
- BGP
- Anycast
- Content Delivery Networks
- Fastly
- Varnish
- SSL Handshake
- Seconds count in web performance
- Aftershow
- Japanese Sumo Robots - Youtube highlights compilation
- Rules
40 min - Episode 19 - It's More of a Tea Tray
- Intel Aye Nine
- LTT on the complexity of the Intel X299 platform
- Clear Linux
- Computex Taipei
- Intel Coffee Lake Sneak Peak
- Coffee Lake delayed to 2018
- Nvidia Geforce GTX MaxQ
- ASUS Zephyrus
- WWDC 2017
- CoreML (Not MLKit)
- Video - Introducing Core ML
- Paul Haddad tweet on including models in apps
- ARKit
- Video - Introducing ARKit
- Mac OS support for eGPU
- Sonnet eGFX Breakaway Box
- Steam VR Tracking 2
- RX580 shortage
- HEVC / H.265
- Video - Introducing HEIF and HEVC
- HEIF
- Nokia documentation
- Apple Podcast Analytics
- Safari performance benchmarks
- More from Google IO
- Google Research Cloud
- TheNextPlatform First Look
- TheNextPlatform Deep Dive
- Aftershow
- New 10.5 Inch iPad Pro
- iMac Pro
- The Talk Show Live 2017
- StackOverflow helping developers escape vim
- Comic - Trapped
42 min - Episode 18 - Depressed Grad Student Slash Intern
- Followup
- Amir Khosrowshahi quoted on what AI is
- Sorting two tonnes of Lego part I
- Sorting two tonnes of Lego part II
- Nvidia Volta - Anandtech
- Vega reveals itself
- Open source MapD
- GPU Dataframes
- Pandas
- New Cray supercomputers
- AI on ARM
- Google Fuscia
- Computer Vision and Graphics
- Recreating renders in photos
- 2017 SIGGRAPH Technical Papers Preview Trailer
- 2017 SIGGRAPH Technical Papers Preview Trailer - with super enthusiastic guy!
- Google Research Nightime Photography
- Google Photoscan - In depth on applying computational photography to an end product
- The Final Itanium
- Intel Aye Nine - Aye Right!
- AMD Socket 4049 for ThreadRipper
- Interview with Intel’s Mark Bohr
- CPU Utilization is wrong - Brendan Gregg
- Aftershow
- Dumpy goes elephants
38 min - Episode 17 - Procount
- Mac Pro Lives - Daring Fireball
- ECC RAM
- Dan Luu Tweet
- Why ECC? - Dan Luu
- iMac Pro
- JayzTwoCents on why small time differences in long running tasks don’t matter
- Razer Blade
- HP Z620/640 workstation
30 min - Episode 16 - A Flexible Omnishambles
- Lyrebird
- Tweet by Andy Baio
- Official page
- AI literacy - Lisa Daly
- Chainer AI framework
- AMD Naples CPU
- AMD Ryzen 5 CPU Anandtech review
- Sony’s super fast image sensor is now available in a phone
- Facebook’s new Open Compute Project servers
- NVMe JBOF
- Microsoft’s “Project Olympus” Open Computer Project servers
- See episode 6 for LGA3647 chat.
- Actual Intel Optane products
- HDD Cache Module
- Drama
- DC P4800X enterprise SSD
- Google Guetzli perceptual JPEG encoder
- Announcement post
- Doug’s benchmarks
- ImageOptim
- Google TPU
- Google’s custom NICs
- Thunderbolt 3
- Stephen Foskett - The USB-C Nightmare
- Dell compatibility chart
- Connector compatibility chart
- Alienware port choice weirdness
- External Geforce 980 Ti vs a 1080 Ti comparison
- Aftershow
- How do you pronounce GIF?
- The difference between AMD and Nvidia GPUs
- Erik Bernhardsson - The eigenvector of “Why we moved from language X to language Y”
34 min - Episode 15 - What is AI?
- Modal Logic
- Epistemic Modal Logic
- Doxastic Logic
- Backus–Naur form
- Journal paper based on Iain’s PhD thesis
- Robot or Not?
- Netflix Prize
- The entity benefiting most from AI hype is… The government of Anguilla
- Iain’s computer vision tracking paper
- SLAM
- LSD-SLAM
- There are four giraffee species
- Deep Learning results on Google Trends
- Alexnet
- Imagenet Challenge
- Generative Visual Manipulation on the Natural Image Manifold
- Deep Learning skin cancer identification
- Argumentation Theory
- Evolved Antenna
- HTML5 Genetic Cars
- Getting Started
- Practical Dev Tweet
- PyImageSearch - Seam carving with OpenCV, Python, and scikit-image
- Nvidia DIGITS
- ROS + Gazebo
- scikit-learn Python lib
- scikit-image Python lib
- Aftershow
- VR-Ready power supply
40 min - Episode 14 - You've Munged This Whole Thing
- Followup
- Jeff Atwood on why Intel’s range-wide TDP numbers are useless
- 63W for the new Kaby Lake 90w i5 - The AnandTech Podcast
- Short Topics
- Intel 10nm plans
- Coffee Lake
- Cannonlake
- Nintendo Switch development platforms
- Modifying some simple code to use SIMD
- Taxi analysis - This time on 4x Phi!
- NYC Taxi Trip Data
- Stratus, 24 years uptime and counting
- Stratus Technologies
- Intel i860 CPUs
- Apple’s ARM Co-Processor
- High-Speed Sony Camera Sensors for Smartphones
- Faster Kaby Lake
- Faster high core count Xeons
- Webkit WebGPU API Proposal
- Vulkan
- Twitter thread mentioned
- Fuzzing PCIe
- Google Cloud Compute GPU Instances
- Things That Still Suck in 2017
- Collaborative document editing
- Printers
- VOIP + conference call etiquette
- Batteries, kind of.
- PC laptops
- HP Envy
- Razer Blade
- Alienware
- Microsoft Surface Book
- Mac laptops
- AMD, for now.
- AMD Opteron ‘Jaguar’ Microarchitecture (2013)
- What Programming Languages Are Used Most on Weekends?
- Iain was into Haskell before it was cool
- Hume Programming Language
- What’s wrong with Python 3.X
- Python version usage statistics
- Aftershow
- Munged
- #brand
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About Pincount Podcast
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Pincount is a tech podcast not afraid of the details. We're not just users, we're computer scientists and developers. Join us for half an hour each fortnight to get into the detail on new tech and…
speculate about what might be next.