CUDA Programming – C/C++ Basics

Wat a dumb audience

thank you for your video. it is very helpful/

here is the man who teach CUDA in korea.

he is AI proffessional lecturer teaching Machine learning, CUDA, Aibril, etx

website 'https://blog.naver.com/cheonseok84/220876018626'

why is this such a terrible audience?? good lord

Amazing teacher, how did he not loose his shit haha

What a bunch of annoying students, just won't shut up?!

Guys seems to know his stuff. Students seem to not know how to code for $#!t

Hello, when i want to add thread into global function, will i add third value on fucntion call like -> <<<N,1,threadNumber>>>

the remote nodes and the audience suck

This guy helped me understand CUDA better than any NVIDIA written documentation, despite the crowd being annoying! God.

LOL 0 level audience

Five minute introductory "course" spread out over 80 minutes – thanks, dumb audience.

What a bunch of idiots…

"Compute Unified Device Architecture" ?? Don't just repeat any old BS you learn. CUDA is not an acronym! It's the name that was chosen by the original author(s).

Seems like a good lecture but wow these students are really stupid. It says in the first few slides C/C++ experience is expected. Half the class shouldn't even be in that room, they are just ruining the talk with their stupidity.

The stupid audiences ruined the class.

lol, the worst audience possible

29:08 What is that text?

Seems like a lot of time was lost because of Nvidia's examples – I noticed that in the documentation for the hello world program that you compile with nvcc, that the necessary include statement "#include <stdio.h>" at the beginning of the program is completely missing. I think this instructor lost a lot of time to that.

I feel so sorry fot the guy…

the guy : the reason why we call it Global is …
speaker : IT'S really cool
hhahaha

Talk is very helpful but it would have been more beautiful if the person was expert who was operating Camera

24:40 _global_ attribute indicates that the function can be called either from host or from device, not only from host. You could call _global_ function from _device_ or _host_ function. _host_ keyword means that function can be invoked only from host.

Thanks =D

Hi, Thanks for awesome video. Could you share or send that slide to me please?

I can't read what is on slides in the video, can you help u?