alando46

I use Ubuntu for my main machine and have for a few years. Whenever I have to do anything with Windows - helping my gf set something up or get a game running or something - I am shocked at how bad the experience is. Constant pop-ups and advertisements for Microsoft services. Neverending McAfee ads. The user experience is just so bad. It sucks that you can't pay more for a version that isn't the Spirit/Ryan Airlines equivalent of an operating system.

Doing some research to see if there is a better way to document software projects given detailed design docs are usually: 1. out of date basically immediately, 2. hard to update and keep in sync with the latest project developments. Have you encountered any approaches along your career that you favor for addressing these issues?

https://instinct.radeon.com/en/6-deep-learning-projects-amd-radeon-instinct/

https://rocm.github.io/

Despite the ridiculous price point, I enjoy the portability and battery life of MacBooks. Almost all of my ML projects are on AWS or Linode or something, but if I were to even consider forking over for a MacBook Pro w/ a GPU, some sort of GPU ML support would be a must.

Anyone have experience with Radeon deep learning libraries? Thoughts?

(not trying to have a debate about the obvious impracticalities of mac laptops – just curious if anyone has done ML w/ Radeon libraries)