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[leonardputtmann]

Criminally underrated content man! I appreciate the insights into getting easy access to GPUs. :) I just subscribed! Looking forward to more videos from you

[juansebastianr.rogelis]

I had spend almost a week looking for solid info and I am so thankful that the ducking youtube algoritm showed me this chanel... thank you very much mighty viking engineer.

[ivanduranperez]

Your videos are great. Clear and to the point. Keep it up ❤️

[AjarnSpencer]

when you use generative AI features in Colab, Google collects your prompts related code, generated output, related feature usage information, and of course your feedback

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[wajidhussain]

Hi dear sir 😊

I didn't understood aws hack, can you explain little bit for me, how I can do it ! 🙂 Thanks

[mahaalmubarak]

Thanks a lot Jasper! valuable information

[mamneo]

Hello mate, I found your videos and they are pretty good 👌🏻

I like your style, keep it up!

[itsTyrion]

I don't study ML or so, but I use Colab when I want to try out a model without the hassle(+time) of downloading + setting everything up and torturing my GTX 1070 for sometimes quite a while :D

[LoneWolf-rjpx]

How to use GPU for only 1 cell where I am doing model.fit() training in Kaggle and then use normal CPU and turn of GPU for the rest of the cell so thay I can save GPU?

[KartikPatil-th]

Hello sir, I have an i7 12th gen laptop with no gpu and looking to learn deep learning on it can my laptop handle it with colob or kaggle

[uvpiijz]

Good content, but ... why the background music?

[anziledge]

Hi sir, I am seeking a solution for a problem. Is there any way that I can run a Google colab notebook by running a python file in my local PC ? is there some sort of API for that.

[eugenmalatov]

Really nice. I am here after I tried to use Azure Data Science GPU and I selected the wrong VM.

[emanueleriontino]

Just subscribe your channel… very interesting topic. Just one thing, the music is too loud and make it difficult to listen your voice. Anyway, thanks for sharing this valuable information

[alexkonopatski]

Great Video! What is that on your monitor at 7:22? Greetings from Germany!!

[shubratashubro]

I have done masking on 50 aerial remote sensing images(.tif files) and my Dataset is extremely large when I preprocess the images. Around training images with tiles 512x512. It needs around 24 GB GPU to run CNN. Where can I run to do the semantic segmentation task?

[ibrahimbutt]

Bro, you should start Wrestling and form a tag team with Chris Hero / Kassius Ohno 😄

[lsalas]

I'm really new in AI, I'm yet in the stage of research, I've been reading about NVIDIA and IA, and I found a lot of resources in NVIDIA NGC, but I found that I have to create my own cluster or run a couple of containers locally but they require Nvidia GPU's, now my questions, Does NVIDIA offer something like computer power, computer clusters? i mean, like a cloud service, APIs where to connect your apps sent text or something and get back like audio, video, etc? kind of PaaS services? or they offer any Compute power to train models?
Or the only way is using NVIDIA GPU's power is through a cloud provider like AWS, GC, Azure, etc?
Is there something like an NVIDIA cloud where to create an account and start using Nvidia services for AI?

[milestrombley]

I want a cloud so I can use Stable Diffusion and Invoke AI because I am struck with a potato laptop.