floydax
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Comment · 3 years ago
This got me so intrigued that I built https://github.com/vlameiras/tranquiled in order to have similar behaviour but in the screen itself. Nothing fancy, just curious to try it out!
Comment · 3 years ago
Hey, HN community! I'm excited to share the fifth issue of our AI/ML Weekly Digest. This innovative newsletter uses the power of GPT-4 to analyse and curate the most relevant and exciting AI/ML stories from Hacker News. This week I also share with our subscribers a curated list of resources during my learning journey https://github.com/vlameiras/ai-ml-resources/
GPT-4 scours through the top stories on Hacker News to bring you a concise summary and sentiment analysis of the hottest AI/ML news each week.
Subscribe & Stay Updated
To get the complete weekly digest delivered straight to your inbox, subscribe now at https://hn-ai-newsletter.beehiiv.com/subscribe. You'll receive a comprehensive, easy-to-read summary of the essential AI/ML news and the sentiment analysis for each story. Stay on top of the latest trends, breakthroughs, artificial intelligence and machine learning discussions!
Feel free to leave feedback, questions, or suggestions in the comments. Looking forward to hearing what you think!
Happy reading!
Comment · 3 years ago
Not perfect, but I built this to generate summaries for my HN AI related newsletter https://github.com/vlameiras/hn-ai-news. I just fetch the content locally with requests and then feed it to GPT-4 API
Comment · 3 years ago
https://twitter.com/TheBlokeAI is my usual go-to for new OSS models.
For research, I particularly like this website https://paperswithcode.com/
Comment · 3 years ago
Somewhat related: I’ve started a weekly newsletter for the most trending AI-related stories on HN. It also includes a short summary and sentiment analysis with an emoji. You can read the latest digest here https://hn-ai-newsletter.beehiiv.com/p/last-weeks-ai-highlig...
Comment · 6 years ago
I don't usually comment, but I had a talk with a coworker today who felt exactly the same and had a similar background. I told her that just by being humble to recognise that she has much to learn is a great sign she is willing to learn and to improve. Most mediocre professionals I dealt with would never be able to question their skills and are unwilling to improve and also they don't actually like their job. The feeling I get from your post is that you like what you do and that is also a major plus.
Don't be so hard on you. Things will get better with time, I know they have been with me
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