COG Video
As I’ve recently been using AI for generating static graphics via Stable Diffusion, I was interested to see if my setup could also generate video. As I’m running older series of GPU’s (Telsa P100 & P40), this might be a limitation on both memory and CUDA capability version. I searched methods and found ‘Cog video‘ […]
Building a GPU Server for a home-lab
When I was completing my masters thesis, I used EC2 Machine p3 instances along side my ‘on prem’ devices. As I was moving various code/models all the time these instances where on, the bills where racking up – sure it was great to have such powerful GPU’s on demand and I could easily setup EKS […]
An easy way to build Kubernetes with GPU Support ?
So its been a busy couple of weeks, with writing up and collating information for my first Post Graduate Review (PGR) and actually being going to Bangor for training seminars, but more on that in a few weeks or so when all the sessions are completed ! Today I’d like to focus on a new […]
From Quantum to Pi’s – its all there !
So its been a little while since my last post, just simply with work, research and life taking over. Yes there was some downtime as well, seeing the excellent Truck Fighters in London with my son was time well spent ! Outside of work and having fun, I’ve been very busy on the research front, […]
G Scholar notifications, GNU Radio 3.10+HackRF+ osmocom
Google Scholar – Notification of research I like to review at least 2 – 3 publications per week from Google Scholar – a nifty way to receive automatic notifications is to use the ‘create alert’ tool. Firstly, goto Google Scholar and enter the search term, in my case, cryptanalysis. I set my sort ‘by date’ […]
Lab Progress
Having had a very busy back to my regular job as a DevOps consultant as well completing my presentation slides, it was time for some much needed time away with my good lady. We stayed in a local hotel and thoroughly enjoyed our time together – away from the distractions of work and studies it […]