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A couple of weeks ago I was in a YouTube video which went viral. The video is in a fun format, where Kerry from GenAI Nerds acts as host and […]
CUDA programming in Python is a good way to start learning to leverage the power of GPU hardware. At the same time, wouldn’t it be nice to be able to […]
We are heading into the last few months of the tenth year of JetsonHacks. I want to thank you for being part of the community, and wish you the best […]
JetPack 6 Developer Preview is now out and about! A lot of people have been anticipating this release, which marks a major change in Jetson software distribution. This release will […]
NoMachine is remote desktop software that allows you to connect with any computer through a network connection. NoMachine is popular in the Jetson community. Many people use this technique as […]
Most people know that you can run command line programs over SSH. But a lot of people don’t realize that you can run graphics programs over SSH through a feature […]
It takes several hours to build OpenCV with CUDA support on a NVIDIA Jetson. In the normal build process, the finished library is installed on the build machine. But what […]
Building OpenCV with CUDA support is a task and a half. Many folks get a surprise when the try to run the result in Python. Fortunately, there’s a solution. Looky […]
The NVIDIA Jetson Generative AI Lab is a great place to learn about and explore generative AI resources for Jetson. Looky here: The NVIDIA Developer blog has a quite wonderful […]
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