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discussion: move repo to nodejs-tensorflow org #6
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Hello @yorkie, I am going now to switch on libtensorflow_cc. |
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Nope, could we still work on this repository, because basic work has been done at this repository.
What I said for
I don't think there is too guys make this suggestion, and I also think in current architecture, use JavaScript is more flexible and useful :)
My account is yorkiefixer@gmail.com, but the team doesn't invite me that I could not join :) Ok, basically this is what my replies to your above propose, I think still there are few things to talk about then, but it's good start, let's fix it one by one :) |
By the way, anyone feel free to join the discussion and build the let's tensorflow nodejs community together :) |
What is the problem? You are owner of the org, so we have the same access level. It would be better to have one shared single point of development
We can ask googlers how would be better to name it, I took naming from there. But at the same time importing from
There is the link so you can register by your own Resume:
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This is not the problem of access level, it's I have implemented most works based on the architecture about js and cpp, I think moving some features from nodejs-tensorflow would be low-cost if you have no problems :)
TypeScript is such that heavily, and having a extra obstacle for a developer that wants to read. Maybe we could build a nn library or model by TypeScript.
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I am going to do the work in the org repo in parallel then. Let stay on tune |
Ok, let's just close this channel :) |
Hi @JIoJIaJIu, this issue is for this project to join the org nodejs-tensorflow. I got that you have also implemented few many tensorflow libraries like: nodejs-tensorflow/nodejs-tensorflow.
And I think before this project is going to be joined, we should have a clear definition how these repositories works together and unify the naming rule. That would be helpful for future community maintaining :)
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