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We need a pre commit hook or something like that to auto-format code according to our IntelliJ Java Formatter or the Kotlin standard code formatting rules.
Discussed in facebook/CacheLib#61
Originally posted by vicvicg October 11, 2021
When running CacheLib tests following the instructions (https://cachelib.org/docs/installation/testing), we get different test pass rates depending on the environment, some test failures seem to be intermittent, and we haven’t see
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I want to train a detector based on object365 dataset, but object365 is pretty large, and caused out of memory error in my computer.
I want to split the annotation file to 10, such as ann1,ann2,...ann10, then build 10 datasets and concatenate them, but I'm not sure whether it's
gonna work or not.
Any better suggestion?