Theano shared variables behave more like ordinary Python variables. They have an explicit value that is persistent. In contrast, symbolic variables are not given an explicit value until one is assigned on the execution of a compiled Theano function. Symbolic variables can be thought of as representing state for the duration of a single execution.
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I'm trying to allocate a really big dataset (~28GB of RAM in an ndarray) into theano shared variables, using borrow=True to avoid replicating the memory. In order to do so, I'm using the following function: def load_dataset(path): # Load dataset from memory. data_f = np.load(path+'train_f.npy')
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I am currently developing a tool that facilitates file transfers between devices on local networks. This tool closely resembles ShareDrop.io. However, I've encountered intermittent issues. Sometimes, the peer connection fails on certain Wi-Fi networks, whereas on other days, it functions properly.
For TCP protocol, you have sequence number from 0 to 2^32-1. Suppose worst case when you increase sequence by 1 for each byte. Now maximum file size is 4GB. And you have a 1GBps connection. All sequence finish in 4sec which is wrap around time. If TTL is greater than wrap around time so we can't reuse sequence so maximum file size is 4GB.
WebRTC endpoints can generate local ICE candidates using their known addresses on the LAN. These get exchanged through signaling, either in directly in the SDP, or as ICE candidates in trickle ICE. The peer connection can be setup without ever needing to contact a STUN server external to the LAN. Aha, makes sense.
Impressive stuff."probably how ShareDrop does it too" nice. I had no idea it was open source. Great answer. – Simon. Commented Mar 26, 2014 at 8: ...
How to share one folder between two containers using docker-compose v2? I am trying to share a file between 2 containers, but it doesn't work. I have tried using volumes but it didn't worked also. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to do this? build: context: searcher/. dockerfile: Dockerfile. ports:
0. if you want Download Speed, Create N*PeerConnection send the file might be helpful. what you are try to do is the same as Single Thread Download File (TCP/IP), Nothing Different Except the Transport Protocol. You can try the Speed Test Under Single Thread. edited Apr 25, 2020 at 5:47.