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1.ZuodaoTech / everyone-can-use-english

TranslatedEveryone Can Use English

TypeScript GPL-3.040K total5.4K forks

+190 stars

from 39,322 · score 5.25

2.xlite-dev / LeetCUDA

An Open-source book with Modern CUDA learning Notes for Beginners - BF16/FP8/FP4, HGEMM, CuTe, Flash-Attention, etc.

cuda
hgemm
cuda-kernels
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Cuda GPL-3.012K total1.3K forks

+15 stars

from 12,133 · score 2.77

3.scutan90 / DeepLearning-500-questions

TranslatedDeep Learning 500 Questions: in question-and-answer form, it covers hot topics in commonly used probability, linear algebra, machine learning, deep learning, computer vision and more, to help myself and readers who need it. The book is divided into 18 chapters and has more than 500,000 characters. Due to limited ability, readers are kindly asked to criticize and correct any improper parts of the book. To be continued............ If you are interested in cooperating, contact [email protected]. All rights reserved, infringement will be prosecuted. Tan 2018.06

JavaScript GPL-3.058K total16K forks

+14 stars

from 57,694 · score 2.71

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