"Machine word" and putting labels on architectures. The whole concept of "machine word" doesn't really apply to x86, with its machine-code format being a byte stream, and equal support for multiple operand-sizes, and unaligned loads/stores that mostly don't care about naturally aligned stuff, only cache line boundaries for normal cacheable memory.

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2020年4月12日 · I'm training a neural network using kaggle kernels, and save the model, the Tensorboard data and the keras history. It's always very tedious to download the output data one by one after tweaking each

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