• by fchollet on 12/9/2015, 10:31:00 PM

    Excellent news. Hopefully with this release we will be able to lift the remaining limitations of the TensorFlow version of Keras (tensor contraction, float<->bool casting, and RNNs over sequences with arbitrary length). https://github.com/fchollet/keras/wiki/Keras,-now-running-on...

    Congrats to the TensorFlow team!

  • by vrv on 12/9/2015, 10:10:08 PM

    FYI, we're building the pip packages today -- we'll send out an announcement to the TensorFlow discussion list and update the website when things are actually done. :)

  • by jackhack on 12/9/2015, 10:42:01 PM

    "Open source software library for numerical computation using data flow graphs. http://tensorflow.org"

    (hopefully this saves others asking the "what is it?" question some trouble...)

  • by catpolice on 12/9/2015, 10:45:55 PM

    Does this version support the latest CUDA/CUDNN? I spent hours with the initial release trying to get GPU acceleration working before giving up in frustration (and being a seasoned Arch linux user, I'm not easily discouraged) - I can't remember what ultimately caused me to throw my hands up in defeat but it had to do with the old CUDA version requirement.

  • by fizixer on 12/10/2015, 12:33:15 AM

    Need OpenCL support. Please don't contribute to maintaining CUDA monopoly.

  • by visarga on 12/10/2015, 6:41:56 AM

    Can they make it run on computers that don't have NVIDIA GPUs, like a Mac Book Pro with Intel Iris?

  • by modeless on 12/9/2015, 11:21:14 PM

    The link to convnet benchmarks is a 30 day old issue, with numbers that look significantly worse than native CUDNNv2. Are there more up-to-date numbers?

    I'm really looking forward to updated CUDNN and CUDA 7.5 support. My machines are all configured for Theano, and I've been sorta waiting to try TensorFlow until I can install it without downgrading everything, as it was tricky to get things working and I'd rather not reconfigure things I don't have to.

  • by ldehaan on 12/10/2015, 1:34:33 AM

    Thanks for the great work! I had no issues installing and getting it working with my nvidia card, I've been having fun with it whenever I get a chance :)

    I'm running a Tensorflow Google developer group meeting in boulder every couple weeks if any of the authors/contributors is in town and wants to come and say hi to the group we'd love to have you. gdgboulder.github.io

  • by aswanson on 12/9/2015, 11:38:23 PM

    I can't get the original public release running on Ubuntu 15.04. Obscure install error with no online remedy prescription.

  • by jzd on 12/10/2015, 12:05:42 AM

    Python 3 support please

  • by holografix on 12/10/2015, 11:34:44 AM

    Anyone got a Dockerfile for this yet? I've no idea what they mean by ./configure

  • by netinstructions on 12/9/2015, 10:37:26 PM

    Cool. I'm still looking forward to when I can run TensorFlow on a Windows machine and harness my GPU.

    Right now I can only run TensorFlow in a Docker container in a VirtualBox Linux virtual machine running in Windows... so I guess there's that!