File uploads arrive in Gradient Notebooks
We've released a new file uploader for Gradient Notebooks. You can now upload any file to your running notebook!
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David
Notebooks
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David
Alternative to Colab Pro: Comparing Google's Jupyter Notebooks to Gradient Notebooks
Google Colab Pro is a substantial improvement to free-tier Colab but there are still a number of limitations that make alternatives to Colab Pro like Paperspace Gradient appealing.
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David
Comparison: SageMaker Studio Notebooks and Paperspace Gradient Notebooks
AWS SageMaker Studio Notebooks are feature-rich and yet present a number of difficulties when getting started and when trying to understand pricing. Here we take a look at the favorable and unfavorable comparisons with Gradient Notebooks from Paperspace.
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David
Comparison: Google's AI Platform Notebooks and Paperspace's Gradient Notebooks
Google AI Platform Notebooks are enterprise-grade notebooks best suited for those with compliance concerns who need to ingest data from GCP sources like BigQuery. Gradient is more like Google's other notebook product Colab but with advanced features.
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David
Comparison: Azure ML Notebooks and Gradient Notebooks
In general, Azure notebooks are best for those who'd like to take advantage of starter credits from Microsoft or for those who are already entrenched in the Azure computing ecosystem while Gradient is best for running Free CPU and GPU instances without a lot of startup time or hassle.
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David
Paperspace Gradient vs Amazon SageMaker
Paperspace Gradient and Amazon SageMaker make it easier to take machine learning models from research to production. Learn about the differences between the two platforms!
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David
The New Paperspace Community
The Community is designed with several top-level categories covering different use-cases as well as Paperspace specific categories. Check out the features below!
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George
Gradient update (7/18/2018)
Gradient° has been updated in response to a ton of feedback from the community. Here's a roundup of some of the things we've added recently.
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Dillon
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Quilt
Reproducible machine learning with PyTorch and Quilt
In this article, we'll use Quilt to transfer versioned training data to a remote machine. We'll start with the Berkeley Segmentation Dataset, package the dataset, then train a PyTorch model for super-resolution imaging.
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Aneesh Karve