Update README.md #104
Update README.md #104
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| [snipsco/tensorflow-build](https://github.com/snipsco/tensorflow-build) which provides a homebrew | ||
| tap that does essentially the same. | ||
| **macOS Note**: Via [Homebrew](https://brew.sh/) in process which, you can just run | ||
| `brew install libtensorflow`. | ||
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We might also want to revisit the Usage section where it is mentioned that TF is built during the crate's build process.
I believe the default now is to download a pre-built (basic CPU only) library instead of full compilation. See https://github.com/tensorflow/rust/blob/f204b39/tensorflow-sys/build.rs#L44-L52.
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How would you rewrite that section? I am unsure what to particularly add or remove.
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The paragraph's second sentence starts with Since TensorFlow is built during this process... but this sentence is now wrong (after PR #65).
The tensorflow-sys crate's build.rs will either download a pre-built binary (the default) or compile TF if forced to by an environment variable).
The README paragraph could be adapted to mention this.
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| **Notice:** This project is still under active development and not guaranteed to have a | ||
| stable API. This is especially true because the underlying TensorFlow C API has not yet | ||
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| * [Documentation](https://tensorflow.github.io/rust/tensorflow/) | ||
| * [TensorFlow website](http://tensorflow.org) | ||
| * [TensorFlow website](https://tensorflow.org) |
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This should be https://www.tensorflow.org because of tensorflow/tensorflow#12496.
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How do you know that the certificate expired on June 29?
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It depends on your browser, but in Firefox, I get a error page about the connection not being secure. I can then click on Advanced, and it displays the certificate's expiration date.
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Looks good, but I'll give @nbigaouette-eai a chance to respond before I merge it.
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