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Discourse is a 100% open source discussion platform over the Internet over the next decade. Please use it as:

If you are familiar with Rails' mechanism and can easily set up your own environment, please also try Discourse Advanced Developer Guide designed for Ubuntu and macOS environment.

Before you begin make sure you have the following lowest version: Ruby 4 or later, PostgreSQL 10 or later, Redis 6 or later. If you have problems, please see the troubleshooting guide first.

Discourse is 100% free and open source. We encourage and support a positive and healthy community that will accept the public's contributions, including you!

Please read the detailed description of the mission at discourse.org. Yes, we truly believe these things.

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iEx.ec depends on XtremWeb - HEP. It is a mature, reliable open source desktop grid software that performs fault tolerance, multi-application, multiuser, hybrid public / private infrastructure, virtual image deployment, all necessary functions. Data management, security, accountability, etc. XtremWeb - HEP (XWHEP) developed by CNRS - IN 2 P 3 is based on INRIA 's XtremWeb. This is middleware that enables deployment of distributed data processing infrastructure (computing grid). XWHEP belongs to the so-called "Cycle Stealing" series which uses idle resources. Like other grid middleware stacks, XWHEP uses remote resources (PC, workstation, PDA, server) connected to the Internet pool or pool of resources within the LAN. Therefore, this middleware is the underlying technology for participants to use iEx.ec distributed cloud to provide computing resources such as processors, applications and data.

TensorFlow is open source software for numerical calculation using data flow graph. This cute framework is known for its architecture and allows computing on any CPU or GPU, even on desktop, server, or mobile devices. The framework is provided in the Python programming language

TensorFlow is open source software developed by Google Brain team. It is used not only for machine learning but also for numerical calculation. This framework can be calculated with any CPU, GPU, TPU, or any desktop or edge device. One of the main advantages is using computational graphic abstraction. Many popular companies like Snapchat, Airbnb, Intel are using TensorFlow. We provide Python, C ++, Java, Go, Haskell, Rust APIs; this can be seen as one of the best features of TensorFlow.