Author: Nandita Gadgil
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CPU vs GPU Inference: What one should actually know
What Are CPU, GPU, and Inference? CPU (Central Processing Unit)The general-purpose brain of a system. Designed for versatility, complex logic, and sequential decision-making. Strong at handling diverse workloads with low latency. GPU (Graphics Processing Unit)Originally built for graphics rendering, GPUs are optimized for massive parallel computation — performing the same…
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For free? Advices!
Oh! In my opinion one should not do anything for free and take anything for free. Because free things have hardly any quality and obviously no one cares about them. One thing I do for free definitely whether to call it a job or not is a different question. But…
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From Cleanliness to Conscious Living
Improving my community starts with small, consistent actions rooted in awareness and responsibility. First, maintaining basic cleanliness is essential. It involves ensuring that public spaces are not littered. Waste needs to be properly segregated, and surroundings should be kept hygienic. Clean environments naturally promote healthier and more respectful living conditions.Developing…
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Eat healthy stay healthy
After the Covid pandemic, my approach to life has changed in a meaningful and lasting way. I have become more conscious about my health and overall well-being. “Eat healthy, stay healthy” has become my guiding motto. I now prefer cooking at home, as it gives me control over the ingredients…
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Gardening…
Hot summer days and fragrant flowers is an amazing combination. And you know what, mostly white flowers fragrance is mild and refreshing. Colourful flowers are pleasure to our eyes but white flowers make our minds fresh and happy. With everyday hectic routine I can’t spend much time with plants and…
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Practice, Patience, and Puranpoli
Failure is often seen as something to avoid, but in reality it is one of the most powerful teachers. Many meaningful achievements are not the result of instant success but of repeated attempts, patience, and the determination to improve little by little. The journey itself shapes the outcome.For me, this…
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Performance Engineering Explained for Non-Computer Engineers
I was wondering what should be the apt title… But eventually settled with this one. Even though you are with smartphone and computer since your college days, you are just a user and not engineer. Mind it! You need a degree to showcase. The other day, One of my friends…
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Cheesecake :-)
When you area mother… You never cook your favourite food. You cook kid’s favourite food. And that food item is always some sweet… Many times cake. If it is Cheese cake even elders enjoy it to the fullest. By the way, for making cheese cake I simply follow the recipe…
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Why Engineers Struggle to Communicate through Writing
Understanding systems thinking, audience translation, and closing communication gaps in engineering & IT Engineering and IT professionals are brilliant at solving complex problems, modelling intricate systems, and building powerful technology. Yet many engineers struggle to communicate their ideas through writing. This is especially challenging when conveying technical knowledge to varied…
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Behind the English Edition: A Translator’s Proud Moment
I’m thrilled to share a very special milestone, My book translation is now published and available for sale! This book focuses on Planning as a life skill. It is something students use not just in school programs and events. They use it throughout their lives. The book is clear, practical,…
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