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Carnegie Mellon Students Build Doom Bot Based on Google Deep Q-Network
20.10.2016
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used Google's DeepMind deep-learning technology to develop their Doom-playing bot, which they have nicknamed “Arnold.” According to the story at the CMU website, Doom is harder than other games ... Carnegie Mellon Students Build Doom Bot Based on Google Deep Q-Network
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More Than 80% of Android Devices at Risk of Attack
17.08.2016
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connection.” The TCP specification was strictly implemented in Linux since version 3.6 released in 2016. Google uses version 3.6 of the kernel in Android 4.4 KitKat. As a result, any Android device that
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VirtualBox 6.1.34 Is Now Available with Support for Linux Kernel 5.17
20.04.2022
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The seventeenth release of the VirtualBox virtual machine management tool has been made available, just three months after the last release. The 6.1.34 iteration includes plenty of changes for Linux ... VirtualBox 6.1.34 Is Now Available with Support for Linux Kernel 5.17
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Better compression of web pages
22.12.2017
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CPU power on the server. Another option is Google's Zopfli [1] compression software. Although its performance is far slower than Gzip and uses more CPU capacity, it provides superior results ... Google develops a software tool that is a genuine alternative to Gzip, with improved website compression rates that save bandwidth for server operators.
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Mocking and emulating AWS and GCP services
05.08.2024
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and execute the command docker build . -f Dockerfile_GCPCBTEMU -t gcpcbtemu Listing 6 Dockerfile_GCPCBTEMU FROM google/cloud-sdk:alpine EXPOSE 8086 RUN gcloud components install beta bigtable ... Mock and emulate AWS services locally and use official Google Cloud Platform service emulators to unblock development and operations – all without paying a dime.
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Visualizing kernel scheduling
30.01.2020
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SchedViz [1] is one of a variety of open source tools recently released by Google that allows you to visualize how your programs are being handled by Linux kernel scheduling. The tool allows you ... The Google SchedViz tool lets you visualize how the Linux kernel scheduler allocates jobs among cores and whether they are being usurped.
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Validating Docker containers
05.02.2019
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If a customs officer wants to know whether a freighter from, say, Brazil really has bananas on board, they simply look inside the containers. Google's test tool with the somewhat unwieldy name ... A new test tool by Google lets you peek inside Docker containers, so you can make sure they hold exactly what you expect.
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Open source calendar synchronization
30.11.2020
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Almost everyone has a Google account, so synchronizing calendars (such as your Thunderbird calendar) between your computer and an Android device with Google seems like an obvious solution. If you ... If you use your Google account to synchronize appointments between your smartphone and your desktop computer, you can do this just as easily with an open source solution.
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Preparing to move to the cloud
02.03.2018
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If you believe the advertisements, it's easy to use the services of cloud providers like Amazon [1], Google [2], Microsoft [3], and others. At the same time, the marketing by these companies ... Because the cloud is ubiquitous, some companies think that outsourcing their business applications to Amazon, Google, and the like is a breeze. In fact, on the way, treacherous winds blow just off
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Program from one source to many apps with Flutter
07.04.2022
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Google's software product Flutter [1] is not the first attempt to unify mobile app development. Competitors like Microsoft's Xamarin or Facebook's React Native already offer solutions in the same ... Developing apps in the past for Android, iOS, the web browser, and the desktop meant having to write different versions of the code; however, that's no longer the case thanks to Google's Flutter

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