Free, Libre, and Open Source Software Leftovers
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PyTorch 2.0 release accelerates open-source machine learning
w known as Meta) in 2016 with the 1.0 release debuting in 2018. In September 2022, Meta moved the PyTorch project to the new PyTorch Foundation, which is operated by the Linux Foundation.
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Open-source tool puts machine learning dataset analysis at data scientists’ fingertips
Comet released Kangas, an open-source smart data exploration, analysis and model debugging tool for machine learning.
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Kangas was designed for the entire community, to be embraced by students, researchers and the enterprise. As individuals and teams work to further their ML initiatives, they will be able to leverage the full benefits of Kangas. Being open source, all are able to contribute and further enhance it as well.
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Open-source antivirus ClamAV finally goes 1.0, some 20 years after launch | TechSpot
Why it matters: ClamAV describes itself as an open-source antivirus engine for detecting trojans, viruses, malware & other malicious threats. Detection levels are pretty low compared to Windows antimalware programs, yet the development has been going on for decades. The tool is available on all platforms, even though it's targeted primarily at Linux.
ClamAV recently released its latest version, an update that can be considered historically significant despite its lackluster changelog. The milestone is ClamAV finally reaching version 1.0.0. It's the first major release as versioning conventions go, and it came only six months after celebrating its 20th birthday.
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Purism at "Le Capitole du Libre" in France - Purism
On the 16th and 20th of November, Adrien Plazas and I had a booth at the French Free Software event “Le Capitole du Libre” in the city of Toulouse. It was the first time the event was taking place since 2019. As for the previous years, this edition was a success and we have met a lot of people during the two days. In this blog post, I will give a short summary of the most frequently asked questions.