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In the latest update of VS Code last week, they added support for TensorBoard integration in VS Code. Just wanted to share with everyone! To launch tensorboard, just open the command palette in VS Code and search for the command “Launch TensorBoard” It looks like VS Code will automatically look for your TensorBoard log files within your directory. submitted by /u/evilcubed |
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submitted by /u/iWatchBlack [visit reddit] [comments] |
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In the latest update of VS Code last week, they added support for TensorBoard integration in VS Code. Just wanted to share with everyone! To launch tensorboard, just open the command palette in VS Code and search for the command “Launch TensorBoard” It looks like VS Code will automatically look for your TensorBoard log files within your directory. submitted by /u/evilcubed |
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submitted by /u/iWatchBlack [visit reddit] [comments] |
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In the latest update of VS Code last week, they added support for TensorBoard integration in VS Code. Just wanted to share with everyone! To launch tensorboard, just open the command palette in VS Code and search for the command “Launch TensorBoard” It looks like VS Code will automatically look for your TensorBoard log files within your directory. submitted by /u/evilcubed |
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submitted by /u/iWatchBlack [visit reddit] [comments] |
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In the latest update of VS Code last week, they added support for TensorBoard integration in VS Code. Just wanted to share with everyone! To launch tensorboard, just open the command palette in VS Code and search for the command “Launch TensorBoard” It looks like VS Code will automatically look for your TensorBoard log files within your directory. submitted by /u/evilcubed |
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submitted by /u/iWatchBlack [visit reddit] [comments] |
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In the latest update of VS Code last week, they added support for TensorBoard integration in VS Code. Just wanted to share with everyone! To launch tensorboard, just open the command palette in VS Code and search for the command “Launch TensorBoard” It looks like VS Code will automatically look for your TensorBoard log files within your directory. submitted by /u/evilcubed |
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submitted by /u/iWatchBlack [visit reddit] [comments] |
