Library in the Forest opens makerspace Vestavia Voice The makerspace would take its place and provide more meeting space for groups, as well as place for people of all ages to get hands-on crafting and STEM …
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Back in June, we mentioned Pete Warden’s port of the Deep Belief image-recognition SDK to the Pi, which used the VideoCore IV QPUs to provide an accelerated GEMM matrix-multiply function. Since then, Pete’s been optimizing his code, and has reduced the time required to process an image to 3 seconds (versus 20 seconds for the baseline ARM implementation and 6 seconds for his original QPU version). Classifying dogs and their balls In the spirit of “leaving a trail of breadcrumbs through the forest”, Pete has written up an excellent summary of his experiences here
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Google, Raspberry Pi and Kainos join forces to teach girls coding Computer Business Review Girls and young women involved in guiding headed to the New Forest, Hampshire, England, for a camp with a difference this weekend, as engineers from Google teamed up with digital solutions firm Kainos and charitable foundation Raspberry Pi to set the
Gizmodo UK Today's Dealz: Skyrim for £2, Fitbit Flex, Raspberry Pi , True Detective and More Gizmodo UK Are you the kind of person who would stumble across a rare creature in a gloomy forest and beat it to death? Or are you the kind of person who likes thrashing around with a sword in knee-high furry boots?
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