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    Coq Jupyter

    Coq Jupyter

    Jupyter kernel for Coq

    Make sure that CoqIDE (8.6 or newer) is installed and coqidetop or coqidetop.opt (coqtop for Coq versions before 8.9.0) is in your PATH. Also, make sure the python command is recognized on your machine. If not you can set up an alias for it e.g. python-is-python3 on Ubuntu. There are a number of convenience improvements over standard Jupyter notebook behavior that are implemented to support Coq-specific use cases.
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    BlockSparse

    BlockSparse

    Efficient GPU kernels for block-sparse matrix multiplication

    ...In addition to low-level kernels, it includes wrapper code for integrating with TensorFlow, example scripts (e.g. a transformer on the enwik8 dataset), transformer logic that uses blocksparse operations, and debugging helpers.
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    LinuxTLE

    LinuxTLE

    LinuxTLE (Revival)

    LinuxTLE(Linux Talay) is the legendary Thailand Linux Distribution lost technology from NECTEC. Now, reborn out of demise, LinuxTLE has finally build the 11.0 version code named "Cha-Am" revived the dead project by the mysterious successor. Shifted from GNOME2 into Mate Desktop which supported both Thai & English languages. LinuxTLE 11.0 currently based from Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. There will be also Debian 9.0 based build soon. "Talay(ทะเล)" means "The Sea" pronounced in Thai languages. Refer: - https://distrowatch.com/table.php?...
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