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by dandiep 4y ago
There are tons of commercial uses for these models. I've been experimenting with an app targeted toward language learners [1]. We use large language models to: - Generate vocabulary - e.g. for biking: handlebars, pedals, shifters, etc
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by dandiep 5y ago
I've spent some time looking into this and found very little. The closest I could get is that if you are a Google Cloud customer, it forbids you from reverse engineering other Google APIs that are not documented as supported, which wou
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by dandiep 5y ago
One thing I don't see mentioned here is that the Google Cloud version of Translate is actually different than the user-facing one at translate.google.com. At least when I tried it a year ago, the Google cloud version was vastly inferio
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by dandiep 5y ago
I skipped the tensorflow-deps and the tensorflow-macos dependencies since it was trying to downgrade a bunch of stuff: $ pip install -U tensorflow-macos --no-deps That seemed to work for me at least.
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by dandiep 5y ago
I was able to install this fairly easily (much more so then the crap they dumped out here - https://github.com/apple/tensorflow_macos . Just take a look at the 200 github issues that were ignored for the most part...) I
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Apple M1 support for TensorFlow 2.5 pluggable device API(developer.apple.com)
243 points by dandiep 5y ago|119 comments
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Open API and RAML: Better Together(blogs.mulesoft.com)
1 points by dandiep 9y ago|0 comments
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by dandiep 15y ago
This is because GDP dropped, hence tax revenues dropped, hence debt went up. None of which are related to his policies. It's not because he started some big spending program. Some relevent links: http://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/08/03
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Mule Query Language - a LINQ inspired DSL for the JVM and Web(blogs.mulesoft.org)
1 points by dandiep 15y ago|0 comments