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Ask HN: What AI products have you found useful?
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by bobosha 3y ago
drag drop feature doesn't appear to be functional?
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Ask HN: Any recommended AI tools to analyze data and generate insights?
39 points by bobosha 3y ago|9 comments
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YOLO-World: Real-Time, Zero-Shot Object Detection(blog.roboflow.com)
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by bobosha 3y ago
"if you have a copy of GEB on your shelf collecting dust and you’ve never read more than a chapter or two, dust it off and see how it goes this time." I will freely admit I am one of those who tried to read it multiple times, but
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by bobosha 3y ago
We are considering CogVLM for our application and I have a few questions: * what scale are you running it at? Can this run in a production setting without blowing up budget (GPU == $$$) * what usecases are you captioning for? any other insi
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by bobosha 3y ago
Justinian's reign also includes the "worst year in human history"[1]: 536 AD the year without a summer due to a volcanic eruption leading to widespread famine. It was quickly followed by the Plague of Justinian (542) wiping o
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by bobosha 3y ago
This is a very cool project! Kudos to the authors for being on top and keeping the features coming. Appears to be feature-competitive with OpenAI's GPT-4V `vision` endpoint.
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Ask HN: Any alternatives to GPT4V Vision API endpoint?
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by bobosha 3y ago
AFAIK, there are 3 key ingredients to the trip: the set (before), the setting (during) and integration (the after). This is not a DIY therapy, but needs to be under a therapist's supervision.
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by bobosha 3y ago
I wish there was more support to not just decriminalize but legalize psychedelics broadly. I know there are plenty of ongoing clinical trials, but the collection of Psilocybin, LSD, Mescaline, Ibogaine is genuinely a treasure chest and prob
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by bobosha 3y ago
xgboost for much of my business ML work, and it does just fine in many enterprise needs. p.s. I know it's not that outdated as it's quite popular in competitions.
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by bobosha 3y ago
perhaps your server is hacked someone might be running a crypto job on it stealthily. I suggest shutting down all unnecessary ports and reinstall the OS as a last resort.
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by bobosha 3y ago
congrats ISRO and India for this great achievement.
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by bobosha 3y ago
I took Prof Ariely's courses while he taught at MIT - a fantastic professor and well-thought material. However these are serious charges and I wish we exert bit more caution before trashing someone.
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by bobosha 3y ago
Hallucinations will be squelched out pretty soon. Check perplexity ai app, it works pretty well with little/no hallucination imo.
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by bobosha 3y ago
easyocr was the best of the bunch - however it still leaves quite a bit to be desired.
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by bobosha 3y ago
Sorry to see you go, was rooting for you guys. A telling insight from Sridhar's email: "Contrary to popular belief, convincing someone to pay for a better experience was actually a less difficult problem compared to getting them t
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Ask HN: Have the recent advances in AI (possible AGI?) caused
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by bobosha 3y ago
A +1 for qdrant from a happy user. we use qdrant in production with a 50-100MM rows scale. Haven't experienced many bottlenecks thus far, and has performed quite well. @qdrant_team: perhaps you should look into offering it as a service
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by bobosha 3y ago
edx.org, ocw.mit.edu
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by bobosha 4y ago
MDMA and Psilocybin have shown fantastic efficacy. Look up MAPS Trial for efficacy data, it's about as close to a magic pill for PTSD as one can imagine. "MDMA was found to induce significant and robust attenuation in CAPS-5 scor
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by bobosha 4y ago
Psilocybin and MDMA has worked wonders for even the worst trauma. Please do try these therapies and there are many more on the way. Please don't give up. - a fellow cPTSD patient.
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by bobosha 4y ago
It sounds like you have PTSD. 20+ years ptsd sufferer here and none of the traditional medications made a dent. But psychedelic therapy did and it worked like a charm for me. Psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy has shown great promise, give
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by bobosha 4y ago
well put. It's a flawed system, but the only system that works.
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Nalanda University flourished for more than seven centuries(bbc.com)
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by bobosha 4y ago
how does pg_vector scale beyond some toy examples?
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by bobosha 4y ago
You do realize, that I am calling for scrutiny and banishing the scourge of casteism. It might very well exist, but our communities should be introspective and self-aware on how widespread this phenomenon is, instead of getting defensive.
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by bobosha 4y ago
I am Indian-American (born into a brahmin family if that matters) and personally haven't noticed casteism, barring the occasional idiot in our communities. Having said that, we (Indian-Americans) should be open to criticism and scrutin
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by bobosha 4y ago
related question to all in the know, why aren't UCAVs Unmanned combat air vehicles a bigger thing? I know there's some experimentation going on, but technologically it doesn't appear to be a big leap to expect that. Is it the

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