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Archive your Twitter alt text(archive.alt-text.org)
1 points by hannah-pdx 4y ago|1 comments
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by hannah-pdx 4y ago
Twitter offers the ability to archive your tweets and other data they keep about you, but that archive doesn't include alt text. This tool will take an archive zip file or the extracted tweets.js and scrape twitter for all the alt text
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Show HN: A Twitter bot announcing every action of the US Congress(twitter.com)
8 points by hannah-pdx 4y ago|0 comments
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by hannah-pdx 4y ago
Oh, and did you explore using more lightness buckets than the 5 from the paper?
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by hannah-pdx 4y ago
Ooh, very cool. Were the quoted insertion rates including the vectorization times, and was that using the ES or Mongo backend?
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Show HN: An Open Source Alt Text Twitter Bot(twitter.com)
1 points by hannah-pdx 4y ago|0 comments
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by hannah-pdx 4y ago
The full cropped results are in the "Correctness" tab of the Google sheet linked at the bottom, with more details in the "Scoring" tab, but TL;DR the intensity vector worked best, with Goldberg (the one I chose) a pretty
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by hannah-pdx 4y ago
Hmm, the smallest model I see is still 4.3MB, are there smaller? My quick read of the stats offered says that the smaller model's accuracy suffers considerably. I could definitely see running similar tests on it though! All that said,
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Non-Machine Learning Image Matching with a Vector DB(github.com)
38 points by hannah-pdx 4y ago|10 comments
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by hannah-pdx 4y ago
As part of the development of a system that requires searching by image, we needed to compute feature vectors for use with the Pinecone vector database. All the research we could find focused on either ML approaches, which were untenable du