Category Archives: Designing

The iChess.io v1.27 is Ready to Play Publicly with Reinforcement Learning ;-)

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Hi, it has been some time since the last entry on this blog… ;-). I almost forget how nice it is to write a blog post in the middle of the night with AirPods music :P. Truth be told, I almost dropped this iChess.io project once on the aiChess.io I could not make sufficient working self-learning of the chess. I do not want to use any books on chess, only, like they Continue ReadingThe iChess.io v1.27 is Ready to Play Publicly with Reinforcement Learning 😉→

iChess.io Project Ready to Play

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Hi, today I want to share the project iChess.io I have been working on for some time. And invite you to play 😉 With AI with Graphics Card acceleration in short GPU acceleration to make each move at least 5 seconds by the game engine. It is a self-study solution that will be stronger after each game, but each game a bit :D. You may see the below video that shows almost Continue ReadingiChess.io Project Ready to Play→

My first Custom Loop for Hania PC

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Hi, today I want to share a short photo story about making the custom loop water cooling on my PC. The specification is the same as described at Hania PC on GitHub. So the idea is old. Now the question is, why I needed the water cooling? Well, in small form factor ITX motherboards, when I used strong GPU, it simply overheats the motherboard in some tasks like Blender rendering or Gaming Continue ReadingMy first Custom Loop for Hania PC→

Product of the Year 2021

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And the winner is ;-). Apple AirPods Pro ;-). No doubts for sure! Congratulations to Apple and engineering Wizards from Cupertino, CA! I am honored to give this award to Apple for the break-truth product with the best marketing ever. You maybe wonder why? It is because Apple is so proud of this product, that does not have to even put its logo on it ;-). And they figured it out without Continue ReadingProduct of the Year 2021→

Darknet on OpenCL on Windows 11 x64

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Hi, there are many challenges on Windows 11 x64 with AMD Radeon RX 6900 XT. For the last few months, from time to time, I started to try to build on Windows 10 x64 first and later I updated to Windows 11 x64. There are the following open issues I faced: 1) Time spent on detection is a bit longer than on GNU/Linux or macOS. 2) Detections seem fine when I try Continue ReadingDarknet on OpenCL on Windows 11 x64→

Vision of Intel CEO at IntelON

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Hello, today I would like to focus on the company in CPU and GPU computing. I lose this company from my radar, to be honest. Intel, the leader in the industry, is a company that builds the strength and foundation of California Silicon Valley. And after observing a presentation that you may watch as well by scrolling this post a bit down, I am amazed at the potential that the new CEO Continue ReadingVision of Intel CEO at IntelON→

GPU-Computing macOS Big Sur vs iBuntu Lux Sur

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Hello, Let’s test this beauty from the last post on… LuxMark ;-). The thing is that I wanted to compare OpenCL. I know that OpenCL in both systems is not working entirely right. I found on macOS that (multi-GPU case) clFinish(q) is slow down each time, on iBuntu -cl-fast-relaxed-math causes a black-scenes on Lux Ball… and on Darknet on OpenCL it is more things wrong, but maybe there are my bugs, so… Continue ReadingGPU-Computing macOS Big Sur vs iBuntu Lux Sur→

Mac Moria Miner Project Failure

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Hello, every failure is a lesson, so let me describe my experiment and the story behind it… I dream about the most robust possible GPU-computing macOS. Let’s start with hardware… design, the way it looks, is not a design, so let’s name it the look and feel ;-). I am sorry to Apple, please forgive me. This was only for tests and future, again try, Ph.D. studies. Do not look at it Continue ReadingMac Moria Miner Project Failure→